Three ways to work with us.
Program Design
Start with the course you want to teach. We build the trip around it and run it with you.
Funding Support
Honest budgets, and the partners and sponsors that bring the price down so more students can go.
Expert Speakers
Makers, designers and researchers who teach inside your course, from a master shoemaker in Tuscany to a circular-design lab in the Netherlands.
Program Design
Have a course in mind, or want to join one of ours?
Here is how it works.
Faculty are busy, and a study abroad course adds a second job: partners, budgets, risk, compliance, and students who have never left the country. Seemore Global was founded by an academic who has run these courses for twenty years and knows where the time goes.
Start with the course you want to teach. We build the trip around it: the itinerary, the partners on the ground, the budget, the risk and compliance paperwork, and the pre-departure work with students. You teach; we run the program.
Current examples: CCS Germany 2027 and CCS Italy 2027, both with College for Creative Studies in Detroit.
FUNDING SUPPORT
International programs cost money, and cost is the reason most of them never happen.
We help you line-item a program honestly and find the partners, sponsors and public programs that bring the price down, so more students can go.
We work with government groups, nonprofits, community projects and sponsors to cut, and sometimes remove, the costs of planning, running and promoting a program.
The goal is simple: international courses that students can actually afford.
We share our funding links and the advice that comes with them. Ask, and we will send the list.
EXPERT SPEAKERS
Our network is people who make things.
A master shoemaker in Tuscany, a vegetable-tanning family in San Miniato, automotive and product designers in Germany, circular-design researchers in the Netherlands.
They come into your course as teachers, with the time to show how the work is done. Students leave with skills they can use and contacts who remember their names.
