International
Building Healthy Communities, Both at Home and Abroad
At FCS, we seek to create new pathways toward healthy communities by preparing students for a globalized world and by forging meaningful partnerships and innovations across borders.
Our approach to internationalization is inclusive and responsive. This means sustaining a commitment to equity in all that we do. We demonstrate this commitment through all our initiatives, from supporting international students to engaging with global research communities.
Guided by our values, FCS harnesses the power of positive global connections to create opportunities for:
- Students to flourish through experiential learning
- Reciprocal transformation in pedagogical and research outcomes
Message from the Associate Dean
International Scholars Collaborative
International Student Fund
FCS regularly receives visiting scholars and visiting research students who contribute to the advancement of research and research culture across our programs.
Visiting scholars are those affiliated with an accredited academic or research institution from any country. They engage in collaborative research with FCS faculty members within and across FCS programs. Some research scholars may visit as international guest lecturers.
Visiting research students are those enrolled in a full time undergraduate, masters, or PhD program from any academic institution in any country. They support and participate in research learning opportunities across several of our programs. Visiting research students can also be international award recipients (e.g., Mitacs, Global Affairs), as well as visiting postdoctoral researchers.
The International Student Association is a subgroup of the Faculty of Community Services Society. The group exists to build and support international students in student life, social networking, and community building.