Entrepreneurship: Opportunities for Students Now and Beyond
Want to hear tips on how to be your own boss? Attend this free panel discussion on entrepreneurship at UPEI! Offered by UPEI Career Services as part of Atlantic Canada Career Week.
Grad School Application Info Session
Free info session for students: learn some tips about applying to grad school! Offered by UPEI Career Services as part of Atlantic Canada Career Week.
Scholarships and Bursaries info session
Free info session for students about scholarships and bursaries. This event is offered by UPEI Career Services and the Registrar's Office as part of Atlantic Canada Career Week.
Resumania!
Students can drop into the E-Hub, DH 209, between 10:00 and 1:00 with their resume for a one-on-one 20-minute resume review. no appointments necessary, first-come-first-serve. This is an Atlantic Canada Career Week event offered by UPEI Career Services.
Theology on Tap remembers the Great War
Please join us for a very special Theology on Tap, as we remember the 100th anniversary of the World War I armistice. Dr. Mark McGowan, Professor of History, University of Toronto will speak on “The Roman Catholic Church and the Great War: Ideas of Peace, Patriotism, and the Paschal Mystery.” Theology on Tap is presented by the SDU Institute of Christianity and Culture. Details: Wednesday 7 November 2018, 7 pm, the Pourhouse, 189 Great George Street. We look forward to seeing you.
Digital Consultations
Students can drop into the E-Hub, DH 209, between 10:00 and 1:00 for a one-on-one digital consultation. Learn about your digital presence, building your e-portfolio, and much more! No appointments necessary, first-come-first-serve. This is an Atlantic Canada Career Week event offered by UPEI Career Services.
Digital Consultations
Students can drop into the E-Hub, DH 209, between 10:00 and 2:00 for a one-on-one digital consultation. Learn about your digital presence, building your e-portfolio, and much more! No appointments necessary, first-come-first-serve. This is an Atlantic Canada Career Week event offered by UPEI Career Services.
Resumania!
Students can drop into the E-Hub, DH 209, between 10:00 and 2:00 with their resume for a one-on-one 20-minute resume review. no appointments necessary, first-come-first-serve. This is an Atlantic Canada Career Week event offered by UPEI Career Services.
Resumania!
Students can drop into the E-Hub, DH 209, with their resume for a one-on-one 20-minute resume review. no appointments necessary, first-come-first-serve. This is an Atlantic Canada Career Week event offered by UPEI Career Services.
Library Talks - Dr. Tim Goddard
Robertson Library and the International Student Office (ISO) invite you to join us for a presentation by celebrated speaker Dr. Tim Goddard in honour of International Education Week 2018, November 12th-16th.
Dr. Goddard's talk is entitled Of Golden Eggs and Other Fables: Internationalization in a Time of Globalization.
University students have always sought new opportunities to learn. There were an estimated 3.5 million international students in 2009, a number which had grown to 5 million in 2014 and is projected to reach 8 million in 2025 (British Council, 2018). Currently the most popular destination countries are the US, UK, and Canada. In this talk, Dr. J. Tim Goddard, M.S.M., professor of education, describes how some small Canadian universities, such as UPEI, are benefitting from this trend – but also notes that there are contrary political, economic, demographic, socio-cultural, and pedagogical indicators which must not be ignored.
An educator for over 40 years, Goddard teaches and conducts research in the field of educational administration and leadership, with a focus on international development and education in fragile communities. He has extensive experience in the design and implementation of national and system-level educational policy in various post-conflict and post-colonial settings, including Afghanistan, Kosovo, Lebanon, Papua New Guinea, and indigenous communities across northern Canada.
The event will be held at 12:30 pm in the LINC, Room 265, in Robertson Libary.
Everyone is welcome!