Past Webinars

This webinar provides an overview of the post-secondary education landscape in France, and present opportunities for collaborations, study and research funding. The session also dives into how Campus France Canada can help BC institutions connect with French institutions.

Explore the ethos and pedagogy behind the creation, development, and implementation of a new student exchange program at La Trobe University. This program, designed to support First Nations students at La Trobe and select partner institutions, offers the opportunity to study abroad for a semester.

Uncover practical steps to craft study abroad programs that go beyond cultural immersion to help students recognize and articulate the career advantages they gain. Explore how you can build intentional pathways from study abroad to career, empowering students to return not only globally aware but also career ready.

Stay informed with the latest insights on market trends, developments, and opportunities presented by Trade Commissioners from different regions of the country who oversee the education sector.

Explore strategies for designing and managing short-term international programs, tailoring partnerships and overcoming operational challenges.

A webinar focused on the international education landscape in Colombia and Ecuador. Gain the latest insights on market developments, trends, and opportunities from the Trade Commissioners specializing in the education sector from these countries.

Explore Tūrangawaewae, Pōkai Whenua with representatives from the University of British Columbia (UBC) who partnered with Otago in 2019. They share how they’ve collaborated with different Indigenous units on campus to develop this reciprocal initiative. We share how this program adds a new dimension to traditional exchange by introducing students to contemporary life and culture within local Indigenous communities, fostering deeper transnational engagement, and providing fresh perspectives on local and global issues.

The program for the Internationalization of the Curricula for the Americas (PIC-AMERICAS) is designed to connect faculty across the Americas interested in Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL), offering them training and mentorship to design and implement impactful COIL courses. During this webinar, we delve into the program’s inner workings, explaining how faculty members and institutions in British Columbia can participate at no cost.