How to get an international education experience and build a global network without leaving Canada at UCW

University Canada West offers a strong international network to enable professionals to stay current on global opportunities and collaborations.


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Research has shown that diversity in the classroom enriches the educational experience for all students.

Students learn from those whose experiences, beliefs, and perspectives differ from their own. These types of interactions can lead to more innovation and collaboration both inside and outside of the classroom.

Daily interaction with people from different countries and backgrounds offers students the opportunity to learn how to communicate differently and often more effectively than they are used to. And students who regularly interact with racially and ethnically diverse peers show improvement in their critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Overall, when students are offered the opportunity to critically question these experiences, students can become more tolerant and tolerant, making them good citizens in an increasingly complex and pluralistic society.

In post-secondary education, especially for students aiming for post-secondary studies, it promotes personal and professional development and gives them the opportunity to expand their international network during their studies.

A strong international network allows professionals to stay abreast of global opportunities and collaborate with companies to share ideas and resources or offer complementary products or services.

Vancouver’s University Canada West (UCW) has over 8,000 students from more than 110 countries. This diversity means that local students receive the benefits of a truly multicultural experience at UCW while earning their degree in Canada.

Founded in 2004, University Canada West has positioned itself as an innovative business and technology-oriented institution with bachelor’s and master’s degrees for domestic and international students.

Rated five stars by QS Stars, the world’s most popular source of comparative college performance data, UCW offers four applied undergraduate and graduate degrees, including the ACBSP and NCMA-accredited Master of Business Administration program.

The university also offers flexible schedule options with graduate and undergraduate programs both online and on campus, allowing more students and professionals to earn a globally recognized degree.

Recognizing that earning a post-secondary education is a major investment for many, UCW offers several awards, scholarships, and fellowships. Resident students may also qualify for a student loan or other financial assistance options. Both provincial and federal student loans are available to Canadian residents who demonstrate financial need.

For more information on UCW’s programs, scholarships and financial aid opportunities, visit ucanwest.ca/admissions.

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