2018 CSUDH International Programs Brochure

International Student Programs 

Study in Los Angeles at CSUDH! 

2018-2019

California State University 

Dominguez Hills (CSUDH) 

CSUDH is part of the 23-campus California State University system, the largest 

public university system in the world. Established in 1960, CSUDH is a comprehensive 

university offering more than 60 bachelor’s and master’s degree programs to 

approximately 15,000 students. 

Located in the heart of beautiful Southern California, the modern CSUDH campus 

is in a safe, residential suburb, just 25 km from downtown Los Angeles, Hollywood, 

sunny California beaches and other world famous attractions. 

CSUDH has a thriving community of international students who bring a world of 

experiences to our campus. They leave with an excellent foundation for success. 

Students find a wide range of support, services and resources, including: 

n Dedicated International Student 

Services staff to help your transition 

to campus 

n Wide selection of in-demand degrees, 

certificate and credential programs 

n Convenient, safe and attractive 

university housing 

n Affordable tuition 

n Small, inviting campus and 

vibrant student life 

n Hands-on faculty who mentor 

for your success 

n A wide range of campus support 

services to help make the most 

of your CSUDH experience 

n Internships, career fairs and 

resume/interview workshops 

CSUDH offers an intimate, “hands-on” academic environment, where students receive 

personal attention from their professors, and undergraduates get research opportunities 

usually reserved for graduate students. 

Your Los Angeles Headquarters 

The CSUDH campus puts you close to Southern California’s best recreational and 

cultural attractions, and career opportunities. See the stars in Hollywood and Beverly 

Hills, go behind the scenes at Universal Studios, meet Mickey at Disneyland, ride the 

rollercoaster on the Santa Monica Pier, watch the LA Lakers, Dodgers or Galaxy play, 

or immerse yourself in culture at the LA County Museum of Art. Your social calendar 

will be booked! 

The Center for Professional Sports in Los Angeles 

Located on campus, the StubHub Center is home to the LA Galaxy professional soccer 

(Fútbol) team, as well as the LA Chargers American football team, and hosts a wide 

range of athletic events. Catch a game or concert, all within walking distance on campus. 

The Great Outdoors 

Southern California’s best beaches are just a short bus-ride or drive away. Enjoy 

hiking, mountain biking, camping, and skiing on our nearby mountain ranges. This is 

Southern California, where you can enjoy the outdoors all year round. The average 

summer temperatures are 16°-23°C, average winter temperatures are 8°-16°C, 

and typically there are 345 sunny days a year. 

International Outreach n Email: intloutreach@csudh.edu n Tel: 310-243-3923

Contents 

Activities and 

Campus Features 4 

Campus Highlights 

and Recognition 5 

CSUDH Degree Programs 6 

Admissions Requirements 8 

Degree Program 

Application Information 9 

American Language and 

Culture Program (ALCP) 10 

Customized International 

Training Programs 12 

CSU International 

Programs Exchange 

Partner Institutions 13 

Student Testimonials 14 

Universal 

Studios Pasadena 

Hollywood 

Dodger 

Beverly Hills Stadium 

Santa LA Live 

Monica 

LAX 

LOS 

Redondo 

Beach 

ANGELES 

CSUDH 

Stub 

Hub 

Center 

California 

State University 

Dominguez Hills 

Disneyland 

Long Beach 

Newport 

Beach 

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Activities and 

Campus Features 

Campus Recreation 

Soccer fields, swimming pool, tennis courts, basketball and volleyball courts, weight 

rooms, track, Olympic bicycle velodrome 

Campus Facilities and Events 

International Center, college clubs, organizations, student union, restaurants, 

farmer’s market, business center, computer labs, life-science labs, health services, library, 

film series, concert music series 

On CSUDH’s beautiful, park-like campus, you’ll always find something to do. See a play, 

listen to live music, attend a poetry jam, join a student-run club, cheer for your favorite 

Toro team, or just grab a bite to eat with friends in our Loker Student Union. You’ll make 

memories that last and connections for life. 

Housing 

On-campus Housing 

Excellent, fully furnished, safe and convenient on-campus apartments are available for 

international students. Classes and recreational and cultural activities are just a short 

walk away. Available for move-in upon arrival, international students can live with 

American students, while practicing their English, and making life-long friends! 

Additional features: 

n Free wifi 

n Cable TV hook-up 

n Basketball and Volleyball courts 

www.csudh.edu/housing 

n Laundry facilities 

n Barbecues 

n Movie nights 

n Dances and other social events 

Off-campus Apartments 

There are a number of apartments available near campus. 

Homestay 

Live with an American family for full-time English practice, while learning and living 

American culture. 

Hotels and Youth Hostels 

For short-term stays, rooms are available at fine local hotels with reasonable rates and 

meals provided. There is even a youth hostel located at the beach! 

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Campus Highlights and Recognition 

n CSUDH is accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Senior Colleges and 

Universities of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) 

n One of only 13 California institutions to receive the Governor’s Award for 

Innovation in Higher Education in 2015. 

n Among the top 10 best master’s universities in the nation (Washington Monthly, 2015) 

n 2nd lowest Overall Net Cost (“100 Most Affordable Universities in America” 

BestValueSchools.com 2017) 

n Since 2012, CSUDH has been ranked among the Top 25 Master’s Universities in the 

Nation for its “contribution to public good’ by Washington Monthly magazine. 

n CSUDH has been listed on the President’s Higher Education Community Service 

Honor Roll every year since 2009 

Six outstanding 

colleges to choose from 

CSUDH offers six distinguished colleges, 

each one a center of learning excellence 

led by renowned faculty and staff. Learn 

more about our colleges below, and online 

at csudh.edu/academics 

College of Arts 

and Humanities 

www.csudh.edu/cah 

Expand your knowledge, intellectual skills, 

understanding of the human experience 

and appreciation for the arts in their many 

forms, as well as their relevance in today’s 

world. Students in the College of Arts and 

Humanities encounter the arts firsthand in 

the classroom, studio, computer lab, library, 

on the page and stage, and out in the 

world. The College of Arts and Humanities 

encompasses academic programs and 

degrees in visual, performing and media 

arts, world cultural studies, history, 

philosophy, humanities, interdisciplinary 

studies, and more. 

College of Business 

Administration and 

Public Policy 

www.csudh.edu/cbapp 

CSUDH’s renowned College of Business 

Administration and Public Policy offers 

excellent academic programs, business 

consulting and a range of community 

services. The college focuses on 

develop ing leaders who shape the future 

for a successful career. Programs include 

accounting and finance, information 

systems and operations management, 

management and marketing, public 

administration and public policy, political 

science, and economics. 

College of Education 

www.csudh.edu/coe 

Highly respected among school districts 

across our region, the acclaimed College 

of Education at CSUDH prepares educators 

to join and lead teams dedicated to 

improving our communities’ diverse public 

schools. The college offers a wide selection 

of credential and graduate degrees, as 

well as unique programs that provide 

alternate paths to a career in education. 

Led by experienced faculty who are 

passionate about building better schools 

and stronger students, College of 

Education programs are designed for 

individuals committed to making a real 

and lasting difference in the classroom, 

in our schools, and in children’s lives. 

College of Extended and 

International Education 

www.csudh.edu/ceie 

The College of Extended and International 

Education supports your international 

experience at CSUDH through the International 

Student Services Office, American 

Language and Culture program, and other 

academic and cultural support activities. 

College of Natural and 

Behavioral Sciences 

www.csudh.edu/cnbs 

The College of Natural and Behavioral 

Sciences prepares students to excel in 

the ever-expanding scientific arena, with 

excellent opportunities for hands-on 

research, and an emphasis on technology’s 

role in science. The goal of the college 

is to prepare students for rewarding careers 

in fields such as medicine, dentistry, 

engineering, computer technology, and 

clinical psychology. Majors include biology, 

anthropology, mathematics, chemistry, 

physics, earth science, computer science, 

sociology, and psychology. 

College of Health, Human 

Services and Nursing 

www.csudh.edu/chhsn 

The College of Health, Human Services and 

Nursing offers academically outstanding 

programs that prepare students to excel as 

physical educators, healthcare professionals, 

therapists, social workers, advocates, 

engaged members of their communities, 

and leaders in their field. Students emerge 

from the college ready to become 

knowledgeable, competent, and effective 

professionals, committed to improving 

life-long health and wellness, and prepared 

to contribute to a diverse and evolving 

society. Programs include child development, 

health sciences, clinical lab sciences, 

human services, occupational therapy, 

pre-physical therapy, and more. 

CSUDH College of Extended and International Education: www.csudh.edu/istudent 5

CSUDH Degree Programs 

available to international students 

Africana Studies BA Concentrations: General Africana Studies, Historical and Political Development, Language 

and Literary Transitions, Socio-Psychological Behaviors 

Anthropology BA Concentrations: Archaeology and General Anthropology 

Art and Design BA Options: Art History, Design and Studio Art 

Arts and Humanities MA Options: Arts and Humanities in the City, Music and Intellectual Inquiry 

Behavioral Science 

Biochemistry 

Biology 

BA 

BS 

BA/MS 

Biology BS Options: Cellular and Molecular Biology, Ecology and 

Environmental Biology and Microbiology 

Business Administration BS Concentrations: Accounting, Business Analytics, Entrepreneurship, Finance, General 

Business, Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Information Systems, 

Information Systems Security, International Business, Management and Human Resources, 

Marketing, Sports, Entertainment and Hospitality 

Business Administration MBA 

Chemistry BA Options: Biochemistry and General Chemistry 

Chemistry 

BS 

Chicana/Chicano Studies BA Concentrations: Arts, Aesthetics and Performance, Culture, History and Political 

Development, Education, Social and Community Development, Language and Literature 

Child Development BS Concentrations: Early Teaching and Learning, Counseling and Family Services, 

Juvenile Delinquency, Management and Administration 

Communications BA Options: Media Studies, Advertising/Public Relations, and Journalism 

Computer Science BS 

Computer Science MS Concentrations: Software Engineering, Distributed Systems Networking 

Computer Technology BA Options: General, Homeland Security, and Professional 

Cyber Security 

MS 

Digital Media Arts BA Options: Audio Recording, Music Technology, and Television Arts 

Earth Science 

BS 

Education MA Options: School Leadership, Curriculum and Instruction, Physical Education 

Administration 

English BA Options: English Education, Language and Linguistics, and Literature 

English MA Options/Emphasis: Literature, Rhetoric and Composition, and Teaching of English 

as a Second Language (TESL) 

Environmental Science MS 

Geography BA/BS Earth and Environment 

Health Science BS Options: Community Health, Health Care Management, and Radiologic Technology 

Health Sciences MS Options: Orthodics and Prosthetics 


History BA Option: History/Social Science Education 

Human Services BA Option: Mental Health Recovery 

Information Technology BS 

Kinesiology and BA Options: Athletic Training Education, Dance, Fitness Director, Pre-Physical Therapy, Teaching 

Physical Education 

Liberal Studies BA Options: Anthropology, Art, Dance, Early Teaching and Learning Option, English Language 

and Linguistics, English Literature, Human Development, Mathematics, Natural Science, 

Physical Education, Spanish, and Theatre Arts. 

Mathematics BS Options: Mathematics and Mathematics Education 

Music BA Options: General Music, Music Education, and Performance 

Negotiation, Conflict BA, MA 

Resolution and 

Peacebuilding 

Occupational Therapy MS 

Philosophy BA Options: Philosophy, and Religious Studies 

Physics BS Options: Electrical Engineering, General Physics, and Physical Science 

Political Science BA Concentration: General Political Science 

Psychology 

BA 

Psychology MA Options: Clinical Psychology, Health Psychology 

Public Administration BS Concentrations: Administrative Management, Criminal Justice Administration, Heath 

Services Administration, Nonprofit Management, Public Financial Management, 

and Public Personnel Administration 

Public Administration MPA Concentrations: Criminal Justice Administration, Nonprofit Management, 

and Public Management 

Quality Assurance MS 

Social Work 

MSW 

Sociology 

BA 

Sociology MA Options: General Sociology and Research Skills 

Spanish BA Options: Linguistics and Literature 

Theatre Arts BA Options: Dance and Theatre Arts 


Admissions Requirements 

First-time freshman 

High school GPA of 3.0 or higher 

High school graduation certificate or exam results 

English requirement 

Undergraduate transfer (lower-division) 

High school GPA of 3.0 or higher 

High school graduation certificate or exam results 

College/university GPA of 2.0 or higher 

Mathematics with a C or better 


Undergraduate transfer (upper-division) 

60 semester (90 quarter) transferable units completed from accredited 

college/university 

College/university GPA of 2.0 or higher 

College level mathematics with a C or better 


Graduate 

Bachelor’s degree or comparable credential from accredited institution 

Undergraduate GPA of 2.5 or higher* 


*Some graduate programs require higher GPA. Check the graduate 

program specific website for further information. 

English Requirement 

Undergraduate 

Graduate 

TOEFL 61 iBT 80 iBT 

(or 500 paper-based) (or 550 paper-based) 

Academic IELTS 5.5 6.5 

ALCP Successful completion of Successful completion of 

ALCP Bridge Program ALCP Bridge Program 


Degree Program 

Application Information 

Priority Application Deadlines 

Undergraduate 

Graduate 

Fall Oct 1 – Dec 1 Oct 1 – Dec 1 

Spring Aug 1 – 31 Aug 1 – 31 

Application Deadlines 

Undergraduate 

Graduate 

Fall Oct 1 – Mar 31 Oct 1 – Mar 31 

Spring Aug 1 – Sep 30 Aug 1 – Sep 30 

Application Process 

1. Apply online through Cal State Apply (www.calstate.edu) and complete 

your profile 

2. Choose CSU Dominguez Hills as the campus and then select the program 

you wish you apply to. 

3. Pay the $55 non-refundable application fee via credit card. 

4. Submit official TOEFL or academic IELTS score. 

The institution code for ETS is 4098. 

5. Submit official academic records (transcripts, marks, etc.) to the 

International Outreach Office. Write campus ID number on the envelope. 

6. Submit financial support affidavit, bank statement and copy of passport 

(picture page). 

Graduate program applicants must check the appropriate graduate program 

website for further application requirements, such as program specific 

application form, GRE/GMAT score, recommendation letter, etc. Some 

graduate programs have earlier application and document deadlines. 

Estimate of Cost (Academic Year–Fall and Spring) 

Fee Type Undergraduate Graduate 

(24 units) (16 units) 

Registration Fee $ 6,937 $ 8,371 

Non-resident Tuition Fee ($396/unit) $ 9,504 $ 6,336 

Books and Supplies $ 1,900 $ 1,900 

Housing (on-campus) + meals $ 12,540 $ 12,540 

Medical Insurance Fee $ 1,495 $ 1,495 

Send necessary documents to 

CSUDH International Outreach 

College of Extended and 

International Education 

California State University, Dominguez Hills 

1000 E. Victoria Street, EE 1300 

Carson, CA 90747 USA 

Total $ 32,376 $ 30,642 

NOTE: Graduate Business Professional fee ($270/unit) $4,064 

CSUDH College of Extended and Int’l Education: www.csudh.edu/istudent 9

American Language and Culture Program (ALCP) 

Intensive English Program 

ALCP offers the Intensive English Program that is designed to assist individuals 

achieve their academic or professional goals. There are up to nine different levels in 

the program, and ALCP offers English proficiency waivers for conditionally admitted 

students. Through the ALCP Bridge program, students in Level 6 or above can combine 

intensive English with one or two university courses. 

Conditional Admission 

Conditional admission is available to academically qualified applicants without 

English proficiency who receive guaranteed admission to CSU Dominguez Hills and 

selected local community colleges. Interested students must apply to CSUDH and ALCP 

to have their application processed. 

Weekly Schedule 

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 

AM Conversation Grammar Conversation Grammar Tutoring 

& Elective & Elective & Elective & Elective No class 

Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch 

PM Writing Reading & Writing Reading & Tutoring 

Vocabulary 

Vocabulary 

3-4 p.m. Tutoring Tutoring Tutoring Tutoring Tutoring 

Elective class options include vocabulary, pronunciation, speech, idioms, TOEFL/IELTS. 

Intensive English Program Schedule & Fees 

2019 Orientation Classes Tuition fee* 

Spring A Jan 2 Jan 3 – Feb 23 $2,600 

Spring B Feb 25 & 26 Feb 27 – April 9 $2,600 

Summer A April 29 & 30 May 1 – June 21 $2,600 

Summer B June 24 & 25 June 26 – Aug 16 $2,600 

Fall A Aug 18 & 20 Aug 21 – Oct 11 $2,600 

Fall B Oct 14 & 15 Oct 16 – Dec 6 $2,600 

*Prices are subject to change. 


Study Abroad America 

Study Abroad America (SAA) is offered through ALCP. SAA allows international students 

to take university courses to gain university credits while experiencing American culture. 

Popular courses include Business Administration, Physics, Prosthetics, Clinical Science, 

Biology, and Computer Science. 

Please view the 2018-2019 Catalog for detailed descriptions of the courses we offer. 

English Requirement 

Academic Norwegian Secondary 

TOEFL IELTS DAAD Vitnemal Education 

Undergraduate 

61 iBT 5.5 B2 Level 4 in English VG or MVG in 

English A, B, or C 

Graduate 

80 iBT 6.5 C1/C2 Level 5 in English N/A 

Study Abroad America Schedule & Fees 

2018 Classes Final Exam Tuition fee* 

Spring 19 Jan 22 – May 10 May 11 – 17 $5,750 

Fall 19 Aug 17 – Dec 3 Dec 5 – 11 $5,750 

*Prices are subject to change. 

To Apply: 

N Completed application 

N US $100 non-refundable application fee written to CSUDH 

N Financial verification (bank statement/financial guarantee) 

N Copy of passport (picture page) 

N English test score for the Study Abroad America program 

n Financial Verification: If you are requesting an I-20 in order to enter the U.S. on 

an F-1 Student Visa, the financial verification is usually a bank statement or 

bank letter, verifying a minimum of $11,500 for the Intensive English Program, 

$11,750 for a one-semester Study Abroad America Program, and $25,000 for a 

one-year Study Abroad America Program. 

n For express courier service, include additional US $100 on the application fee. 

NOTE: Students interested in Conditional Admission must apply to CSUDH and ALCP 

to have their application processed. 

Send documents to: 

American Language and Culture Program 


1000 E. Victoria Street, SAC 2126 

Carson, CA 90747 USA 


Customized International 

Training Programs (SAFEA Certified*) 

CSUDH’s International Training Program provides a wide range of services for multiple group audiences that include government 

officials, business executives, high school, and university students. We can customize a variety of professional trainings and 

academic programs, including classroom instruction, company visits, community service, and professional appointments. 

Our programs include the following: 

Short-term Training 

(one week to three months) 

n Public and Business Administration 

n Environment & Occupational Safety, Health & Security 

n Quality Assurance 

n Business Logistics 

n Business English and American Culture 

n Public Safety & Events Planning 

Sample Two-Week ESL Camp Schedule 

Week/ Time Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat 

1 Morning Arrival Orientation ESL ESL ESL ESL Disneyland 

/Testing 

1 Afternoon American California Getty Hollywood City Hall / 

Culture/Campus Science Museum /Beverly Hills City Library 

Tour Center 

2 Morning Universal ESL ESL Visit ESL ESL Departure 

Studios 

Elementary School 

2 Afternoon Universal Sports YMCA Visit Huntington Certificate 

Studios Santa Monica Library Ceremony 

Long-term Training 

(three months to two years) 

n Certificate Programs in Public Administration 

for Government Officials 

n Certificate Programs for Business Executives 

*State Administration of Foreign Experts Affairs (SAFEA) 

approved by Chinese government 


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CSU International Programs (IP) 

Exchange and Other Partner Institutions 

CANADA 

SWEDEN 

UNITED 

KINGDOM DENMARK 

GERMANY 

FRANCE 

SPAIN ITALY 

ISRAEL 

CHINA 

SOUTH 

KOREA 

JAPAN 

MEXICO 

TAIWAN 

GHANA 

CHILE 

SOUTH AFRICA 

AUSTRALIA 

Australia 

Griffith University 

Macquarie University 

Queensland University of 

Technology 

University of Queensland 

Western Sydney Universit 

Canada 

Concordia University 

Chile 

Pontificia Universidad 

Catolica de Chile 

China 

Language & Culture 

at Peking University 

Peking University 

Denmark 

Child Development 

& Diversity at DIS 

France 

Language & Culture at 

Aix-Marseille Universite 

Universities of Paris 

Germany 

Advertising, Design, & Media 

at Stuttgart Media University 

Architecture at Biberach 

University of Applied Sciences 

Business at Nuertingen- 

Geislingen University 

Business at Reutlingen 

University 

Business Honors at 

University of Mannheim 


University of Tubingen 

Music at Trossingen 

Unviersity of Music 

Universities of 

Baden-Wurttenberg 

Ghana 

University of Ghana 

Israel 

University of Haifa 

Italy 

Architecture 

CSU Florence Center 

Japan 

University of Tsukuba 

Waseda University 

Toyo University* 

Kindai University* 

Mexico 

Education & Child 

Development at 

Tecnologico de Monterrey 

Engineering at Instituto 

Technologico de Monterrey 

Technologico de Monterrey 

South Africa 

Nelson Mandela University 

South Korea 

Yonsei University 

Spain 


Universiad de Jaen 

Universidad Complutense 

de Madrid 

Universidad de Granada 

Sweden 

Uppsala University 

Taiwan 

Language & Culture 

at Normal Taiwan University 

National Taiwan University 

Da-Yeh University* 

United Kingdom 

Kingston University 

Swansea University 

University of Bradford 

University of Bristol 

University of Hull 

*CSUDH Direct Partners 


Student Testimonials 

The CSUDH Career Center encouraged me to attend the career fair, 

where I met with several companies and was able to set up an interview. 

The Career Center also helped me with my interview and resume 

preparation. As a result, I am now interning with American Honda 

and gaining practical experience that relates directly to my studies. 

Akash Patel (India), undergraduate transfer student 

Major: BS in Business Administration–Information 

Systems Security 

CSUDH was recommended to me by my SACM Advisor. From the 

beginning, I was impressed with the way the staff helped me. 

They are very nice and understanding, from the International 

Office to the professors. 

Deema Alqahtani (Saudi Arabia) 

Major: MA in English–TESL 

Studying at CSU Dominguez Hills was one of the best experiences 

of my life. I got to dive head first into networking, self-improving, 

and traveling. 

Another advantage of studying at CSUDH is its close proximity to 

downtown Los Angeles. You can also easily travel and go sight-seeing 

anywhere from San Francisco to San Diego! 

Jacob Papageorgiou (United Kingdom) 

Major: BA in Music 

I have studied at CSUDH in the ALCP program for seven months 

so far, and my listening and conversation skills have already 

improved significantly. 

XiXi Kang (China) 

The ALCP program is a great way to learn English and meet new people. 

The teachers are very helpful, understanding and kind. 

Ahmed (Syria) 

Studying at CSUDH changed my life! I decided to change my career 

focus, and pursue my master’s degree after my positive experience 

studying at CSUDH and guidance from my professor. 

Jodie Grayer (United Kingdom) 

Major: BA in Music 


Through studying at CSUDH, I have 

been able to volunteer at the tutoring 

center on campus where I teach 

American students Japanese. This has 

been a great opportunity to meet 

people from different backgrounds 

and to make some lasting friendships. 

Tsubasa Kojima (Japan) 

undergraduate transfer student 

Major: BS in Business 

Administration–Sports 

Entertainment and Hospitality 

Many things at CSUDH ALCP inspire 

me. Everything here is great, especially 

the teachers! I appreciate how they 

help us daily if there are questions. 

They also respect and motivate me 

to succeed. 

Duy Nguyen (Vietnam) 

CSUDH is perfectly located! We are close to downtown Los Angeles, the 

beaches, and the StubHub Center is right next to campus. Overall, studying at 

CSU Dominguez Hills has been life changing, exciting and challenging! 

Ida Eriksson (Sweden), Student Athlete 

Major: BA in Digital Media Arts–Television Arts 

Moa Eriksson (Sweden), Student Athlete 

Major: BA in Communication–Media Studies 

Kelly Louise Kallin (Sweden), Student Athlete 

Major: BA in Public Administration–Administrative Management 

I feel like the professors know me personally, 

and I have been able to develop a positive 

relationship with many of them because of 

the small class sizes. 

Another positive aspect of studying at CSUDH 

is my involvement in the international student 

club. I was selected to be the secretary and 

social media manager which has turned into 

a very valuable opportunity. It has helped me 

to improve my skills, resume and has led to 

many new friendships! 

Kira Vu (Vietnam) 

undergraduate transfer student 

Major: BS in Criminal Justice 


Study in Los Angeles 

at CSUDH! 

For more information, contact 

CSUDH International Outreach 

College of Extended and International Education 


1000 E. Victoria Street, EE 1300 

Carson, CA 90747 

USA 

Email: intloutreach@csudh.edu 

Tel: 310-243-3923 

Website: www.csudh.edu/istudent

2018 CSUDH International Programs Brochure

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