Learn more about our experiential learning opportunities by clicking on the links below:
- Study Abroad
- Internships
- International Mentorship in Academics and Canadian Culture (IMACC)
- Learning Academy
- Research Opportunity Projects (ROPs)
- Collaborative Projects
- Facilitated Study Groups (FSGs)
- Student-Facilitated Campus and Community Engagement
- Paid Opportunities
Experiential Learning is Language Studies' distinctive approach to language education. 'Learning by doing' (through, for example, internships, undergraduate research opportunities, etc.) has well-documented benefits for learners for its potential to have a deep impact on both the academic and personal development of the individual. What is more, our vision and the general orientation of our programs are focused on a student-centered approach and, as a result, the Department of Language Studies has designed its offerings to enrich the experience of students, both inside and outside of the classroom, by engaging them in communities beyond the university.
Most courses and opportunities listed on the webpages linked above are suitable for students’ Co-Curricular Records (CCR).