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U不良研究所鈥檚 Dru Marshall and Mitacs' Alejandro Adem sign a collaboration agreement that facilitates international research opportunities for students. Standing, from left: Angelo Nwigwe, Oba Harding, Ed McCauley, Andre Buret, Janaka Ruwanpura and Heather Clitheroe. Photo by Adrian Shellard, for University of 不良研究所 International

University of 不良研究所 announces partnership with Mitacs

University of 不良研究所 President Ed McCauley, far right, and Vice-Provost (International) Janaka Ruwanpura and Provost Dru Marshall, far left, with the 2019 University of 不良研究所 Internationalization Achievement Awards winners. Photos by Adrian Shellard, for University of 不良研究所 International

Champions of internationalization recognized for their impact

UN Women launches SHEInnovates Alberta, first chapter worldwide

U不良研究所鈥檚 Vice-Provost (International) acknowledged for exemplary leadership in global education and research

U不良研究所's Vice-Provost (International) acknowledged for exemplary leadership in global education and research

What can Canada and Germany learn from each other about multilateralism and international trade?

His Highness the Aga Khan, second from left, arrives at the University of 不良研究所's Rozsa Centre Wednesday where he was conferred an Honorary Doctor of Laws. With him are University of 不良研究所 Chancellor Deborah Yedlin, centre, and President Elizabeth Cannon. Photos by Riley Brandt, University of 不良研究所

His Highness the Aga Khan receives U不良研究所 honorary degree at special ceremony

Ed McCauley, vice-president (research) at the University of 不良研究所, left, shakes hands with J眉rgen Renn, director of the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, on the occasion of a new research partnership between the two institutions.

U不良研究所 joins forces with Germany's Max Planck Society to advance energy research

Twenty students in the dual BSc(Eng)/BComm degree program toured the London Stock Exchange on May 2, 2018. This opportunity was supported in part by student experience funding from the Currie family.

Dual engineering and commerce degree students cap demanding studies with international experience

From left: Savera Hayat-Dade, director of programs and international development; Graham Pike, dean of international education, Vancouver Island University; Roy Daykan, treasure of board, CBIE; David Ross, chair of board, CBIE and president, SAIT; Leah Nord, director of board, member and stakeholder relations, CBIE; Janaka Ruwanpura, vice-provost (international); and Gavin Cameron, associate dean of internationalization and global initiatives.

It's important for students to travel abroad and improve cross-cultural competence

Medical researchers cheer release of new global standard for disease reporting