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Now in its eighth year, the VISP thematic track program coordinates the admission and revenue sharing of short term visiting international students from around the world. The thematic track program has resulted in over $14 million invested back into schools and colleges across campus. To learn more about the VISP program, see the attached memo. In this webinar, VISP and Summer Term will discuss special wrap around services and support that Summer Term can provide for departments interested in hosting a summer thematic track. We hope that you will be able to join us and learn how a Summer VISP...

Published February 15, 2021, 9:56 AM Students of the Benguet State University (BSU) have offered support for the people of Myanmar as protests against a military coup continued. Protesters wearing traditional Shan dress hold signs as they take part in a demonstration against the Myanmar military coup in Inle lake, Shan state on February 11, 2021. (Photo by Calito / AFP / MANILA BULLETIN) “The BSU International Students’ Program, under the Office of Student Services, stands in solidarity with its two foreign students from Myanmar, in praying for peace during this time of political unrest i...

Article content Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino spoke to The London Free Press about the federal government’s plans to attract more newcomers to the region to fill jobs that will be needed to fuel post-pandemic recovery. Highlights: Q: What’s the purpose of the discussions you are having with London leaders, including Mayor Ed Holder and the chamber of commerce? We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Q/A: Federal immigration minister on post-pandemic plans in London region Back to video A: We’ve recently introduced our immigration plan, whic...

Quebec is increasing its immigration processing fees effective January 1, 2021. These increases take place each year and are based on the annual change in the average all-items consumer price index. The following fee increases are effective on January 1, 2021, in Quebec: The fee for principal applicants who are applying as skilled workers has increased from $812 to $822; The fee for each family member accompanying the principal applicant has increased from $174 to $176; The fees for validating a permanent job offer or assessing its effects on the Quebec labour market have increased from $202 ...