Topic: International issues

Changing perceptions of international education in Canada

An interview with Roopa Desai Trilokekar

The stories of international students and the policies that brought them to Canada are headline news. But international education wasn’t always at […]

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International students in Canada: A lesson from history

Soma Chatterjee

As international students become an integral part of the Canadian postsecondary education landscape, Soma Chatterjee asks: How did immigration, labour markets, and […]

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The International Students Crisis in Canada: A Northern Perspective

Josia Prince and Benjamin Maiangwa

From Thunder Bay, Ontario, Josia Price and Benjamin Maiangwa explore the educational, financial, and cultural challenges that international students face in Northern […]

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Migration for Education or Education for Migration?

Anukriti Randev and Kriti Sharma

Anukriti Randev, an international student, and Kriti Sharma, a new permanent resident turned domestic student, set out to learn how and why […]

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Secondary publishing rights can improve public access to academic research

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International experiential learning: Lessons for a more inclusive future

An interview with Marylynn Steckley

COVID-19 grounded many international experience trips for undergraduate students and faculty researchers and offered a chance to see the field in a […]

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The future of internationalization in the wake of COVID

Elizabeth Buckner, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education

International students have been a growing demographic at Canadian universities, which have become increasingly dependent on the fees they pay. Has the […]

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Where has the joy of working in universities gone?

Shutterstock As universities engage in the current round of enterprise bargaining, it is timely to remember the importance of joy at work. […]

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Why big university surpluses in Australia underscore the need to reform how they are funded and governed

The election of a new Labor federal government probably drew sighs of relief across the higher education sector. University staff and students […]

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