When I was completing my undergrad in the School of Health Studies at Western University, I never thought I would leave London, Ontario. Yet, after taking a course called International... read more →
The Canadian Bureau for International Education (CBIE) is pleased to see funding in Budget 2019 to make possible international experiences for Canadian youth and to make Canada a destination of choice for... read more →
Through the LEAP Project, CBIE and our partners, Ryerson University and INJAZ, work to support the economic empowerment of Jordanian women. One aspect of our project has been the creation... read more →
CBIE’s February 2019 board meeting/planning retreat featured a thoughtful and lively discussion of the current international education landscape. There was broad consensus that although there are significant unfulfilled needs where... read more →
As of December 31, 2018 there were 572,415 international students in Canada. This number from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC)* represents a 16% increase over 2017 in which international... read more →
Ottawa, February 6, 2019 – Following a national executive search process, CBIE’s board of directors is pleased to announce Larissa Bezo as the organization’s new President and Chief Executive Officer.... read more →
Photo: Press conference dedicated to the launch of the “Equal Partners” gender strategy for legal aid with the participation of the Deputy Minister of Justice,... read more →
Marc Usunier urges aspiring international education professionals to “Jump in with both feet!” when it comes to building their career. “International Education is a relatively small field in Canada, so... read more →
I have to say, I was not sure at first, not at all. While visiting Chile was definitely of interest, participating in a mission that comprised almost all university representatives... read more →
Five days, 3 cities, 8 Canadian post-secondary institutions. The Canadian Bureau for International Education’s latest collaboration mission saw a diverse group of our members, both Anglophone and Francophone, visit three... read more →
