Collaborative Online International Learning
Advancing COIL for Internationalization at Texas State University
International Affairs is pleased to advance initiatives in collaborative online international learning for the benefit of faculty, students and international partners. Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) can facilitate highly effective, cost-saving, measurable global learning. A COIL learning environment uses innovative technology to integrate global learning into the curricula of students who may be place or time bound. COIL courses can be launched in all disciplines and facilitating interdisciplinary connections can be particularly effective in allowing students to make unique insights. For more information about this exciting initiative, please contact Mallory Sluder at intlaffairs@txstate.edu.
Why is COIL different?
COIL develops team-taught learning environments where instructors from two cultures create a shared module emphasizing experience and collaboration.
International Learning
COIL brings Texas State University's faculty and students together with international peers intentionally. Whether face to face, online or both.
Texas State COIL in practice
Texas State faculty are already using COIL-style content in their courses. Expansion and development of COIL at Texas State broadens global competency across the curriculum. Texas State Partners are engaged in COIL practices with other US institution partners. (The list below is not comprehensive).
| Course | US Institution | International Partner Institution | Country | Texas State Faculty |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MGMT 5339 International Human Resource Management | Texas State University | Mälardalen University | Sweden | Dr. Rob Konopaske |
| Global Workplace | SUNY IT | Hannover – University of Applied Sciences and Arts | Germany | (Hannover is a Texas State Partner) |
| Intl. Field Experience: Early Childhood & Adolescence Education | SUNY Geneseo | University of Exeter | England | (University of Exeter is a Texas State Partner) |
| ARTC 5360P International Design Synergy Project | Texas State University | Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, Universidad ORT, Istituto Europeo di Design, Kyoto Sangyo University | Netherlands, Uruguay, Italy, Japan | Claudia Roeschmann |
| US 1100 & TSIE Online Advanced Speaking | Texas State University | Universidad Veracruzana | Mexico | Dr. Oleksandra Sehin/Lauren Miller |
| Early Childhood Education 4300.252-The Languages of Children | Texas State University | Universidad de Guadalajara and Universidad Autonoma de Guerrero | Mexico | Dr. Maria Illescas-Glascock |
| Fashion Merchandising 2338-Fashion in Society | Texas State University | University of Jeddah, King Abdul Aziz University, Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design | Saudi Arabia and Ukraine | Dr. Cosette Joyner Martinez |
Available COIL Courses at Texas State University
Texas State faculty who are interested in future COIL collaborations are listed below. We welcome direct contacts, or international partners may contact International Affairs at intlaffairs@txstate.edu.
| Course | Description | COIL Synergy Interests | Available Semesters (spring, summer or fall) | Contact Name | Contact Email |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| University Seminar (US 1100) | Designed to meet transitional needs of new students. Includes learning strategies | Collaborative projects, cross interviews, cross lectures |