OID uses its knowledge of the many international involvements of MSU's faculty and markets MSU's strengths internationally so that teams of qualified individuals can assemble rapidly in response to viable opportunities. OID serves all fifteen Colleges and Units across MSU's campus with an emphasis on cross-disciplinary projects with faculty from the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, the College of Veterinary Medicine and the College of Social Science, and the affiliated Centers and Institutes of International Studies and Programs. Caption goes here. Caption goes here. Caption goes here.
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Photo by Joe Web. MSU's research and extension programs help to improve the lives of Michigan and American citizens, as well as people in other countries. The expertise and outreach experience allows us to share our strengths around the state, the U.S. and the world with those who are in need of training and assistance. The sharing of knowledge and experience with other countries around the world has long been established as being in the best interests of the United States in promoting peace and prosperity. From education and training exchange, providing humanitarian assistance, treating and preventing disease to protecting the environment and encouraging political stability, all directly affect the ability of American citizens to live in a free and prosperous society.