To the Journey Ahead
Transform Learning into Global Impact 🌍✨
At Mission University, we bridge the gap between education and humanitarian service,
offering clinical practices, research programs, and volunteer experiences that create a
lasting impact.
Since 2019, our international, field-based experiential learning programs have empowered
students and professionals to apply their knowledge in underserved communities
worldwide—gaining real-world experience while fulfilling clinical requirements and advancing
their careers.
✅ Earn clinical practicum hours & academic credit
✅ Gain hands-on experience in global healthcare & humanitarian work
✅ Make a meaningful difference in communities that need it most
Explore how our programs work, the global communities we serve, and how you can
be part of this transformative experience.
WE offer customized service-learning experiences
Featured Locations
United States
We collaborate with various nonprofit and healthcare-related organizations to offer programs ...
Join us on a life-changing journey designed to enrich your life and create a lasting impact on underserved communities. Whether you’re a working professional or a student, this experience offers you the chance to earn academic credits and develop skills that will enhance your future career opportunities. Each year, participants gain unique, hands-on experiences that not only further their personal and professional growth but also contribute to meaningful change
Global Education Ministries Foundation
“Supporting Those who serve others"
Global Education Ministries Foundation provides philanthropic support for Mission University and we exist to promote greater wellbeing through international program development, workforce support, and humanitarian community services. We specialize in connecting our faculty, staff, students, and healthcare volunteers to organizations where they are most needed to address factors that threaten health and well-being for populations with a core mission to promote health and serve the vulnerable. These populations are often in remote geographic regions internationally, as well as urban and rural environments in the United States.
