Galvanizing a go-global education strategy

Student groups are becoming much more engaged in discussions that will affect their future.
Student groups need to be given every opportunity to have a real say in international learning and experience abroad, says Paul Dufour.
A report this month from the Study Group on Global Education, made up of Canadian businesspeople and academics, offers some revealing insights on preparedness and potential for Canadian students studying abroad. With only 11 per cent of undergraduate students ...

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