Good afternoon!

The International Centre (IC) is excited to coordinate this year’s International Education Week (IEW) that will take place from November 16^th – 20^th. We are offering the following sessions specifically to UM Faculty & staff and wanted to promote them within this network:

Immigration policies, cultural adjustment, and supports on campus for international student success

November 17 | 3:00 – 4:00 PM | Virtual, on Teams
This session is only open to UM Faculty & staff members. Learn about immigration changes and policies that impact our international students on campus. This session will also provide training on the programs and supports available for international students through the International Centre.

Register here: Immigration policies, cultural adjustment and supports on campus for international students – Fill out form

Meet the Student Mobility and Exchange Team
November 18 | 9:30 - 10:30 AM | Tony T.K. Lau Global Lounge, Room 541, UMSU University Centre

Join us to learn more about how we work with UM faculties to administer student exchange programs and promote outbound mobility opportunities to your students.

Register here

Information about all IEW events, including sessions for all UM community members, can be found on our IEW website: https://umanitoba.ca/international/iew

If you have any questions about IEW, or the events scheduled for that week, please reach out to the IC front desk: international@umanitoba.ca

Warm regards,

Rebecca Irving | RISIA, M.Ed. (she/her)

International Student Advisor

International Centre, Student Affairs

541 UMSU University Centre, Winnipeg MB, R3T 2N2

tel: 204 474 9506

umanitoba.ca/international

Follow us on Instagram @um.international

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