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Field courses are a great way to add experiential  international learning opportunities to your university education. These courses give you a chance to travel and explore the places and topics Read More

  Traveling to a distant land to continue your education can be an adventure full of exciting surprises, but it can be stressful and overwhelming as well. Among the things Read More

I would term myself to be a “true West-coast Canadian” or “Vancouverite.” Now, you ask, “What is that? Is that even possible?” Of course, each person’s definition will be different, but Read More

  When you pack your bags for your international education adventure be sure you do not forget your camera!   The Canadian Bureau for International Education (Student Center) recently hosted Read More

  Every year, during the third week of November, Canada celebrates International Education Week (IEW) along with over 100 other countries. This year, IEW takes place November 18-22, 2013. During IEW, Read More

  International students have to cope with a variety of challenges when travelling abroad to study. Culture shock, language barriers, institutional policies and fear of the unknown are issues that Read More

Many international students consider top study destinations such as Australia, the United Kingdom, the United States and Canada with two main questions: 1) How much will it cost? 2) What Read More

In 2013 almost 100,000 students from China were pursuing their studies in Canada. If you are in China and considering study in Canada, you might want to attend the China Read More

Congratulations Eisa Alhabib from the University of Calgary who has taken first prize in both the photo and video categories for the Student Center Photo Contest! See his entries below. This Read More

In 2013 Canadian student Mike Lukowski from Kwantlen Polytechnic University travelled to Valparaíso – one of the most colourful, artistic cities in South America. Here is the video of Mike Read More