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Universities’ expertise in the areas of governance, environment, health and basic education – important priorities for Canada’s international development assistance – is notable. Partnerships with universities in developing countries promote capacity building, research collaboration and help develop responsible and engaged “global citizens” on Canadian campuses.
Released: May 2007
Highlights of the 2007 Students for Development program.
Directed to international students who are considering studying in Canada, Canada’s universities: a fact-filled guide for international students highlights the many reasons to enrol in a Canadian university. It provides an overview of the benefits and quality of education in Canada and describes the opportunities available to international students through a variety of testimonials, “frequently asked questions” and articles.
Released: 2007
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These peer-reviewed proceedings document the broad impacts and value of collaboration between university researchers in Canada and the South, as discussed at the June 2005 colloquium organized by the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada. They capture the richness of the 12 presentations that profiled Canadian researchers working in partnership with colleagues in developing countries. The colloquium provided an academic forum for university researchers around the world to engage with their peers and relevant stakeholders in a meaningful discussion on the impacts of North-South research partnerships.
Highlights of the 2006 Students for Development program
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