Past Webinars

With strong student demand and a strategic geographic position, Tunisia presents growing potential for Canadian institutions. This session offers timely insights into the current education landscape, along with practical guidance for institutions looking to initiate, expand, or strengthen engagement in the market.

IDP presents an overview of BC’s position within Canada’s international education landscape, highlighting the policy and market dynamics shaping student demand. The session explores international students’ priorities, perceptions, and decision-making factors, with a focus on trends relevant to British Columbia, including the impact of AI.

This one-hour introductory workshop equips BC higher education leaders and practitioners with a clear, practical foundation in TNE—framed around opportunities, realities, and considerations specific to the BC context.

This session shares how Indigenous Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) brings students and communities together through relationship-building, cultural exchange, and shared learning grounded in Indigenous values.

This webinar unveils key findings from IDP’s latest Emerging Futures 8: Voice of the International Student research, launched globally on October 15. This new wave of insights explores the motivations, preferences, and satisfaction levels of most prospective international students across major source markets.

This session discusses the collective development and piloting of a Collaborative Online Indigenous Intercultural Learning (COIIL/VE) Special Topics Pathway as a tool for exploration of what it means to be Indigenous serving through Internationalization of the curriculum.

This webinar brings together real-world examples and best practices showing how schools and institutions can work together to support international students from K–12 through post-secondary. It highlights strategies like early transition planning, cross-sector collaboration, and wellness initiatives that help students succeed and feel supported throughout their journey.

This discussion aims to explore the critical importance of developing and adhering to stringent criteria when selecting strategic partners in the realm of international higher education.