International Seminar Series: Peripheral Centralities – Politics, Policy and Practice

Hosted by Professor Nicholas Phelps (University of Melbourne), Paul J. Maginn (University of Western Australia) and Professor Roger Keil (York University), the seminar series Peripheral Centralities: Lost, Past, Present and Future brings together a multidisciplinary mix of scholars and practitioners, including urban historians, sociologists, geographers, planners, architects, urban designers, and property developers to consider the meaning, form, dynamics and significance of peripheral centralities within an era of global extended urbanization.

Register at: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_soNF4ubCRYK-QQchV_Z94A

Inspiring Social Innovations

Hosted by the Hemispheric University Consortium, the forum "Inspiring Social Innovations" will promote social innovation and create awareness for the development of more social enterprises.

In this public event, you will be able to learn about experiences of young entrepreneurs who through their business ideas are impacting society and local communities.

Registration: https://miami.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ZbyQ5O8UQISZcNki8QhliQ 

Launch of Sustainable and Inclusive Internationalization Conference 2021 Publication 

York University and partners are excited to invite you to the Launch of the Sustainable and Inclusive Internationalization Conference 2021 Publication on 16 November 2021. The publication will share insights and reflections of the 3-day conference which hosted over 500 participants from 58 different countries, engaged in expert panels and plenary sessions, cultural contributions and poster presentations. Join the launch event to learn more about the Sustainable on the Go Initiative and its impact, and how to get involved in 2022.  

Virtual Coffee Break - Let's Talk about You! 

Drop by to share how your classes are going. We do care about you. Our virtual coffee breaks are a safe space for you to talk about your feelings and how you are doing. We will be joined by Student Counseling Health and Well-being department to share strategies and tips.

Register Now! (Zoom link will be sent out after registration)

Applying for a Post-Graduate Work Permit 

The PGWP is an excellent opportunity for international students to get Canadian work experience after they graduate. Use this work experience to enhance your career goals and help you get the experience you may need to apply for permanent residency.

In this webinar, your International Student Advisors will take you through the application process and help you get your documents together so that you can submit a strong application, especially with the service changes in effect due to COVID-19. We will also briefly discuss some common pathways to permanent residence so you can choose jobs that will put you on the right path.

Please register now to receive a Zoom invitation for the event.

Exchange Information Sessions

Students interested in participating in a York International exchange program must attend at least one Exchange Information Session. The session will go over key considerations in deciding to participate in an exchange, the application process, answer your questions, and give the submission code for the Exchange Application. We look forward to having you join us!

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Fall Prepare for YorkU Webinar

This webinar will help you understand what to expect during your time as a YorkU student including a fun virtual tour that will give you a snapshot of what you will see when you eventually arrive in Toronto.  We will introduce you to some aspects of campus life, campus culture, academic basics and what to do for fun.

Register for the Prepare for YorkU Webinar.

Practice Self-Care with Global Peer Program

Hey York lions! With the end of term around the corner we are very excited to invite you to our self-care practice event with the Global Peer Program in collaboration with the YFS team! Come join us November 18, from 9:30am-11am and learn about on campus resources, ways to relax, and ways to center yourself, especially during this busy time of the year.

Register for the event

Exchange Information Sessions

Students interested in participating in a York International exchange program must attend at least one Exchange Information Session. The session will go over key considerations in deciding to participate in an exchange, the application process, answer your questions, and give the submission code for the Exchange Application. We look forward to having you join us!

Register Here

Student Leaders: A Global Outlook

Gender Equity in Medical Schools

Hosted by Universidad San Francisco de Quito (Ecuador), this workshop a space that invites students from different parts of the world and from different academic areas to connect and reflect on the specific challenges they face in their current student context and that have repercussions on their future professional lives. Through dialogues and workshops, moderated by enthusiastic USFQ professionals, students of Dentistry, Medicine and the Humanities (Literature, Philosophy and Art History) will cultivate a global vision.

Register here: https://usfq.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYscu6hrDwuH9PgKSa7UgViGJrf3QrU8jxB

Exchange Information Sessions

Students interested in participating in a York International exchange program must attend at least one Exchange Information Session. The session will go over key considerations in deciding to participate in an exchange, the application process, answer your questions, and give the submission code for the Exchange Application. We look forward to having you join us!

Register Here

Career Workshop #2: Who Am I? Standing Out Through Your Resume & Cover Letter

A collaborative webinar with the Career Education and Development Centre and Roma. It is an opportunity to Learn ways to write a comprehensive resume that attracts the attention of potential employers. It is a workshop to help international students build their resume keeping in mind their personal strengths, experiences, and abilities.

Register here

Student Leaders: A Global Outlook

The importance of early publication for undergraduate and graduate students in the fields of literature, philosophy, and art history

Hosted by Universidad San Francisco de Quito (Ecuador), this workshop a space that invites students from different parts of the world and from different academic areas to connect and reflect on the specific challenges they face in their current student context and that have repercussions on their future professional lives. Through dialogues and workshops, moderated by enthusiastic USFQ professionals, students of Dentistry, Medicine and the Humanities (Literature, Philosophy and Art History) will cultivate a global vision.

Register here

York University SDG's-in-the-Classroom Community of Practice

In response to overwhelming feedback from faculty who are infusing the SDG's into their classrooms/courses as well as others who want to learn more about how, we are having our first Community-of-Practice meeting on Zoom. We will share examples of how faculty across our campuses are embedding the SDG's, in some way, into their classrooms, and begin to discuss how a Community-of-Practice might look here at York.

Register: https://teachingcommonsforms.apps01.yorku.ca/forms/view.php?id=851299