Café Politique - Internationalization of Post-Secondary Education - Moderator Questions
Channel: MIPR umanitoba
Date: 2015-04-17

Students increasingly occupy a global system of post-secondary education. Post-secondary institutions in Canada and in Manitoba facilitate the exchange of ideas through recruiting students from around the world, supporting activities that allow students to work and study internationally. What are the benefits and challenges of international student mobility in higher education? Why don’t Canadian students take advantage of international educational opportunities? What is the role for government(s) in regulating and supporting international education in Canada? Our panel answered these questions and more! In this video, Dr. David Mandzuk asks the panel some questions.

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