Summer school program on North Korean culture to start in May 2022
A unique summer school program on North Korean culture is now taking applicants and is set to start May 2022.
Tag: International
A world to move forward in: The outcome of COP26
After weeks in the global conference for combating climate change, members of the York community weigh in on our environmental future
Indian international students struggle with extended travel restrictions to Canada
International students are faced with increased travel costs and a lack of support from institutions and the government
Challenges await Afghan students as the Taliban regains power in Afghanistan
Ceased flights surrounding a rapid takeover could mean the absolute worst of humanitarian crises for the people of Afghanistan
The impact of COVID-19 on girls’ education in low-income countries
If Canada decides to further invest in the global partnership for education, it would be a feminist response to the pandemic.
The price of education
How much are you willing to pay for a university education, and is there a price too high?
Uncertainty continues for international students
Students from India weigh in on the potential border closure to international students amid a rise in COVID-19 variants.
Trapped between two countries: Restrictions create precarious situation for international students
Changing restrictions, the surprise burden of hotel costs, and lack of support are major causes of stress for international students.
The benefits of language learning
There are many methods and tools available to aid in language learning — a task with many social and cognitive benefits, as well as its own set of obstacles.
York instructor faces backlash after problematic emails to international student
UPDATED: An instructor from the mathematics department is currently under fire for a set of ‘insensitive’ emails sent to an international student who requested a midterm deferral due to an internet blackout amid a military coup in Myanmar. University has made “alternate arrangements for the teaching of the course.”