Partners & Network
A global network of classrooms and collaborators.
Global History Lab works with universities, NGOs, foundations, refugee education programmes and learning communities to connect students across borders through shared teaching, research and dialogue.
Connected Learning
One programme, many local classrooms.
The Lab’s network brings together students learning in universities, community hubs, refugee education programmes and online spaces.
Students work locally with Teaching Fellows and peers while also joining a wider global classroom through shared materials, gallery exchanges, research projects and cross-border discussion.
Collaboration Model
Global teaching depends on local partnership.
GHL’s model combines shared online learning materials with local teaching, discussion and student support. Partner institutions help connect the global programme to specific classrooms, communities and student needs.
Universities
Academic partners host students, support teaching and connect local classrooms into the wider GHL network.
NGOs & Foundations
Non-profit and foundation partners help expand access to learners beyond traditional university settings.
Refugee Education
GHL’s network includes partners working with displaced learners and students affected by conflict or exclusion.
Online Learning
Students and Teaching Fellows participate through shared digital spaces, course galleries and cross-border discussion.
Partner Status
A clearer view of the active network and wider collaborators.
The network includes institutions and organisations involved in recent course delivery, alongside a wider group of previous collaborators and developing connections.
This structure helps distinguish partners active in the most recent programme year from organisations connected through earlier or developing phases of Global History Lab.
Active 2024/25 Network
Partners connected to the most recent programme year.
These institutions and organisations are listed as part of the active or recent GHL teaching network for the 2024/25 academic year.
Wider Network & Previous Collaborators
Institutions connected to the wider history of GHL.
These organisations appear in the wider partner record and may represent previous collaborators, inactive partners, or institutions whose current status should be reviewed by the GHL team.
Emerging Connections
Building new connections across regions.
Global History Lab continues to receive interest from universities and learning communities across different regions, including possible future connections in Southeast Asia and Africa.
Learning Across Borders
Partners help make the global classroom real.
The strength of the network lies in the way local classrooms, Teaching Fellows and partner teams bring their own contexts into a shared programme.
Through this model, students learn from peers across borders while developing the skills to interpret sources, ask historical questions and contribute new narratives.
Explore the Programme
See how the network supports teaching, research and public-facing student work.
Continue to Research & Methods or Narrative Observatories to see how students move from shared learning to original research.