Faculty Resources

Pitt Panther Programs are global experiences opportunities all led by Pitt faculty members. As the leader of a Panther Program, your classroom could be an international city or an isolated village.

Did you know that more than 495 faculty members across Pitt are affiliated with the University Center for International Studies? Faculty turn to UCIS for funding support, research opportunities, training programs, and other resources.

Global Operations provides comprehensive support for international activities, including assistance with travel logistics, research compliance, international agreements, legal considerations, and more, to ensure safe and effective global engagement for faculty, staff, and students.

The UCIS faculty survey at Pitt seeks to gather information about faculty's international interests, expertise, and activities to enhance global engagement and collaboration opportunities.

The Global Dashboard provides an interactive platform for faculty and staff to explore data on international student demographics, study abroad destinations, global partnerships, and language course enrollments.

The Intercultural Competence Program offers faculty and staff the opportunity to build awareness and understanding of diverse cultures while learning about University policies and resources that support our strategic goal of embracing the world. 

The University of Pittsburgh Library System offers extensive collections, including archives, special collections, digital resources, and subject-specific materials, supporting diverse academic research and learning needs.