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Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) eligibility updates

 Students transferring to York University from another DLI after November 8, 2024, must meet the new Study Permit requirements to maintain eligibility for PGWP. For more information, please visit the Study Permit Application Information - York International. On September 18, 2024, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) announced planned changes to the International Student Program (ISP) […]

York U students engage in experiential learning in Costa Rica

York University students are stepping out of the traditional classroom to experience the principles of sustainability and ecology first-hand at the University’s Las Nubes EcoCampus in Costa Rica. This summer, 25 students in the Faculty of Environmental & Urban Change (EUC) had the opportunity to visit the EcoCampus, located within the Alexander Skutch Biological Corridor […]

GNL Project wins EEA Award for Innovation in Teaching

The GNL project designed by York's Dr. Karen Bernhardt-Warner has been awarded the European Economic Association's 2024 Award for Innovation in Teaching. Dr. Bernhardt-Warner's project was developed in collaboration with Dr. Matthias Lang at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich.  In this “Virtual Journal Club”, students will learn to present and debate ideas in synchronous (video […]

Project brings together dance students from York U, Japan

Students from York University have an opportunity to collaborate with students from Japan’s Mukogawa Women’s University this month as the result of a globally networked learning (GNL) award granted to Lisa Sandlos, a contract faculty member in York U’s School of Gender, Sexuality & Women's Studies and the Faculty of Education, by the GNL team at York International. GNL […]

Staff member illustrates leadership in globally networked learning

Francesca Boschetti, associate director of the York University English Language Institute (YUELI) in the School of Continuing Studies, gave a talk at the Languages Canada Annual Conference in Vancouver showcasing her groundbreaking work in globally networked learning.A collaborative approach to research and teaching that allows students, instructors and researchers from around the world to work together, globally networked learning […]

Inaugural GNL project brings students together

The COVID-19 pandemic made student mobility and exchange programs challenging, but Hugo Chen, director of international collaborations and partnerships for York University's Faculty of Science, found a way to provide students with a global engagement opportunity nonetheless, by turning to globally networked learning (GNL). Now, post-pandemic, the GNL initiative – his Faculty’s first – is still […]

GNL project inspires future French-language teachers

A French immersion high-school teacher who joined York University's Glendon College pursued a Globally Networked Learning (GNL) project to help his students build connections and advance their academic journeys. A frequent participant in a global scholars program with his students from elementary and middle schools, teacher Jafar Hussain has long understood the value of students building cross-cultural connections. So, […]

International exchange students benefit from Global Affairs Canada scholarships

Advancing global engagement is one of York University’s priorities, as stated in the University Academic Plan, and Global Affairs Canada is lending a helping hand. Through its International Scholarships Program, Global Affairs Canada makes it possible for international students to study or conduct research at York University and other Canadian institutions as a way of […]

Glendon student setting into Canadian life

By Elaine Smith After spending two years as a scholarship student at an international high school in Israel, Frenk Katjalli is undaunted by being so far away from his native Albania; instead, he’s enjoying Toronto and its international flavour. Katjalli had his eye on Canada, rather than Europe or the United States for his university […]

Club participation a constant for international scholarship student

By Elaine Smith As a high school student in New Delhi, Gaurika Agarwal was a member of seven or eight clubs and on the leadership team for most of them. Now that she has begun her studies at York University, the President’s International Scholarship of Excellence winner has jumped right into the vibrant University club […]