Twelve Chinese students spent three weeks at York University this summer to take part in Jumpstart Your Future: A Career Bootcamp for Undergrads, a collaborative effort between the Asian Business & Management Program and the Faculty of Science.
Over 20 students in the Faculty of Environmental & Urban Change had the opportunity to visit York University’s Las Nubes EcoCampus in Costa Rica and have a once-in-a-lifetime learning experience.
Osgoode Hall Law School will host a a touring exhibit which commemorates a period between the late 1970s and early 1980s when 60,000 Southeast Asian refugees arrived in Canada.
Eric Asempah, Hillary Birch, Yuliya Chorna and Nilanjana Ganguli will present their global health research and share insights during the third annual Global Health Graduate Scholars Symposium.
York students speak about the meaning and depth of their experiences studying and working abroad.
When you’re learning about the political, social and economic transformations in the European Union (EU), where better to do it than in the heart of the EU itself? A group of York University students had that chance as part of a study abroad experience.
The agreement is the first of its kind for a Canadian university to receive direct funding from the Philippine government, and will enhance academic and research collaborations between York and Philippine universities.
Schulich ExecEd, an extension of the Schulich School of Business at York University, has partnered with the government in Guyana to build up their health-care system.
The 2022 Canada-China Symposium on Modeling, Prevention and Control of Zoonoses, organized by the Canadian Center for Disease Modeling at York University, took place Nov. 11 to 16 and examined how zoonotic diseases spread through humans.
One of the Faculty of Science’s best kept secrets, the 2+2/2+3 Undergraduate International Collaboration Education Programs, is anticipating exponential growth, thanks to recent agreements signed with five international partners.