Past Webinars

Learn about contemporary market intelligence, receive a sector update, and an analysis of current issues impacting Singapore’s education sector.

BCCIE invites our international education colleagues to join an informative webinar on the CANIE Accord (Climate Action Network for International Educators). This presentation will explore the requirements for becoming a signatory, and key benefits of signatory status. The presenters will also discuss other opportunities to engage with CANIE.

Get the latest information from the Trade Commissioner responsible for the education sector in Japan. Learn about contemporary market intelligence, trends, and opportunities, as well as an analysis of the issues currently impacting the Japanese education sector.

Outbound mobility is a luxury that most students are unable to afford, but through what is known as Collaborative Online Intercultural/International Learning (COIL) Virtual Exchange (VE), institutions can create intercultural educational opportunities that are inclusive, accessible, and sustainable to all. COIL-VE is an approach to fostering global competence through the development of a multicultural learning environment that links classes in different countries.

Three experts in the field will explore the diverse global landscape of Transnational Education, offer definitions and case studies, articulate the benefits and costs, and explore the rationale, opportunities, and challenges for enhanced and constructive Canadian engagement.

Global Affairs Canada and BCCIE hosted a virtual event with the aim to facilitate academic partnership, collaboration and learning. Join us for a plenary/panel session with representatives from BC and Mexico.

With the support of Global Affairs Canada, the scholarship funds will be available exclusively to UMAP member institutions to support inbound and outbound student mobility to Canada. Hear directly from the UMAP International Secretariat regarding the uniqueness of this dedicated scholarship, and how it can enhance and complement your institution’s effort in advancing student mobility programs.

As the growth of online programs and MOOCs (Massive Online Open Courses) change the higher education landscape and the global pandemic pushes many institutions to offer their courses online, doors have further open for the diploma mills to step in and sell their unaccredited online courses and degree programs. Their marketing tactics can be very persuasive. Learn about what red flags to look out for to make sure you are not working with unlicensed schools ...