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Monday, January 28 • 13:30 - 14:20
214: What Career Services Do International Students Wish They Had?

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Many international students study in Canada with the goal of permanent immigration. We provide practical suggestions for improving career services for these international students, based on recent research evidence. We describe services and resources from their self-reported “wish list” for transitioning from university to post-degree employment in Canada. Case illustrations and time for interactive discussion will be included.

Learning Outcomes:
  • Understanding the career situation and life context of international students 
  • Learning what they want from on-campus, off-campus, and employer-based services
  •  Considering practical ways to improve career services for this population
Speakers | Conférenciers
avatar for Nancy Arthur

Nancy Arthur

Professor | Professeure, University of Calgary
Nancy Arthur (Moderator) is a Professor, Educational Studies in Counselling Psychology, Werklund School of Education, University of Calgary. Nancy’s research interests include culture-infused counselling, social justice practices, and the international transitions of students and... Read More →
avatar for José Domene

José Domene

Professor, University of Calgary
José Domene is a Professor in Educational Studies in Counselling Psychology, Werklund School of Education, University of Calgary. His research interests include the relational contexts of career development/counselling, and the intersection of technology and counselling.
avatar for Natalee Popadiuk

Natalee Popadiuk

Associate Professor, University of Victoria
Natalee Popadiuk is an Associate Professor, Counselling Psychology Program, Faculty of Education, University of Victoria. Natalee's international student research interests include relational aspects of transition and adjustment, mentoring programs, and university-to-work transit... Read More →

Monday January 28, 2019 13:30 - 14:20
Room | Salle 214
  Block – Bloc 3

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