The College of Textiles participates in bilateral and multilateral exchange links with institutions abroad. In addition to studying abroad, there are degree programs like the Global Supply Chain Management Fellows Program, Global Scholars Program and the Transatlantic Textile Network. For more in formation on the Global Scholars Program, contact Dr. Nancy Cassill; for information on the Transatlantic Textile Network, contact Dr. Helmut Hergeth, and Dr. George Hodge is the contact for the Global Supply Chain Management Fellows Program.

Three to six hours of academic credit are possible during the summer programs and the semester and year-long programs offer full-time student status. In some cases, study programs are available on a non-credit basis. Up to $5,000 in tax-free income is obtainable from work abroad positions.