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Travelling is the ultimate pastime, or it seems to be that way with all the #vacation photos you see on Instagram. For students and new grads, travelling is thought of as a way to enhance your education; go to the best schools, learn from the best professors, be the best in class and then land […]

So you’ve decided it’s time to leave the nest and apply for a semester abroad – good for you! Studying abroad provides the opportunity to grow in new ways, to immerse yourself in a different culture, and to discover all sorts of things about the world (and about yourself). There’s never been a better time […]

Interested in expanding your knowledge of Canada’s Aboriginal cultures? There’s an app for that!

Are you thinking about moving overseas to gain work experience abroad? Move away from the straight path and head for a fulfilling career, starting with an international working experience. Research has shown that graduates with international experience on their resume are more likely to be employed in the future, since employers are often impressed by […]

How do you talk about your disability with an employer? A manager gives her expert advice.

Here are some helpful tips and language to consider when discussing disability at work!

Bilingual or multilingual? Those skills will make you an egg-cellent employee in any of these 5 industries!

Those who are fluent in Canada’s two official languages frequently enjoy both higher employment rates and higher income levels those who only speak English or French.

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

How much French do you have to speak or write to be bilingual? How much bilingualism is “enough” for a job? Is there a way to prove you’re bilingual?

You know that old adage, “Time flies when you’re having fun”? Well, it flies when you’re in grad school too!