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Other Opportunities

Travel with LPC Programs and Clubs

Opportunities will vary from year to year. LPC's Forensics Team is an example of a club that has competed abroad recently: once in South Korea and once in Greece. For more information, contact the Communication Studies faculty.

Speech Team students in Athens, Greece

Pictured: International Championship Speech Tournament held in Athens, Greece in March 2026.  LPC Speech Team had five competitors win five awards in 5 different events, finishing 10th place in the world in Individual Event competition.  

Study and Cultural Exchange

All-African Diaspora Education Summit

Since 2022, the All-African Diaspora Education Summit has brought over 600 educators and administrators, primarily connected to California community colleges and in partnership with the African American Male Education Network and Development (A2MEND) organization, to Ghana to learn about African-centered education, Pan-Africanism, and Black student success. Through professional and personal development, participants gained new tools and opportunities to enhance the success of Black California community college students. For more information, contact A2MEND.

Universidad Tecnologica de Tulancingo

LPC is exploring a partnership with Universidad Tecnologica de Tulancingo that would allow for LPC students to study in Tulancingo, Livermore's sister city.

Degree Opportunities

After finishing their Associate's degree, students can transfer to international universities to complete their degree, often in one year. Students can find many programs like these online, but LPC has a partnership agreement with the following:

Rennes School of Business 

Teaching

Teaching English as a Foreign Language 

Students who might like to teach English in other countries can get a TEFL certification. 

Jo Jenkins TEFL Austria

Pictured: LPC Alumna Jo Jenkins teaching English in Austria

Students can plan ahead to apply for a U. S. Department of State Fulbright Award after they graduate from college. The ETA (English Teaching Award) allows students to support a classroom in a foreign country.

Research

Attending graduate school in a foreign country is an exciting possibility (and in some cases much less expensive than it would be in the U.S.), but if that seems beyond a student's comfort level, they might plan to pursue a research project after graduation through the Fulbright Study/Research Award! Students in the creative and performing arts can apply as well! The Fulbright-National Geographic Award Program, another post-Bachelor's opportunity, brings together five grantees who study a pressing global issue and hone their storytelling skills to bring it to life.