Studying Abroad

For Gabriella Lambert, doing a degree in The Netherlands meant getting the best of both worlds.

Kitty Sun turned a year away from home into a valuable skill-building and travel experience that launched her career.

Amy says the connections she made and the accreditations she completed on a study abroad exchange in Glasgow are the perfect stepping stone for an international career.

Christine Han dreams of travelling around the world to organize the Olympic Games or World Cup.

SFU grad Lauren Fee didn’t study in Australia for the same reasons most students do – she did it for love!

SFU poli sci grad Adam Kingsmith spent a semester during the last year of his degree at Lund University in Sweden.

McMaster University grad Anupa Simon spent her third year of university in Japan.

I still don’t know what my dream job is, but I do know that I need a job that stands for something I believe in.

When you are standing in a room filled with big names and half a dozen reporters from other news organizations, you almost stop feeling like an intern.

It’s expensive to work abroad – we need money for vaccinations, visas, health insurance, airfare, accommodations, food, local transportation and more.

Ryerson University Early Childhood Education students finished up their final year working abroad in the Bahamas.

I chose to do a story about the Quebec student protests, or the Maple Spring, from the point of view of French citizens.