Interning for the Canadian Government!

What are the differences between the U.S. 

and ‪#‎Canadian‬ governments? 

Read about MIISP participant, Morgan Ginter's, journey navigating those differences while ‪#‎interning‬ for the Canadian government for 5 weeks!‪#‎MGoAbroad‬ 

http://ottawainternship.tumblr.com/

Info Sessions on Nov 26th: EU Study Abroad & Ottawa Internship Opportunities

EU Study Abroad and Ottawa Internship Opportunities, Spring 2013

There will be an information session concerning the 5th annual EU
Study Abroad Program (Belgium, May 5-18, 2013) from noon to 1:00pm on
Monday, November 26 in room 5670 Haven Hall.  More information may be
found at http://www.uwindsor.ca/polsci/eu-study-abroad-2013.  This
program is open to University of Michigan students and, indeed, about
half of the program participants over the last two years have been
from Michigan.

This session will be followed by the Ottawa Internship Program
information session from 1:00pm-2:00pm, November 26 in room 5670 Haven
Hall.  More information on this program may be found at
http://www.umd.umich.edu/ottawainternship.

Questions about either program should be addressed to Professor
Stephen Brooks at srbrooks@umd.umich.edu

Stephen Brooks, Director
University of Michigan-Dearborn

EU Study Abroad (Brussels) and Ottawa Internship program information sessions

Information sessions for the EU Study Abroad Program and the Ottawa Internship Program will be held in the Eldersveld Room of Haven Hall on Wednesday, December 7th.  The EU information session will be held from 12-1 and the Ottawa session from 1-2. 

For more information, contact srbrooks@umd.umich.edu

Visiting, Living, Studying or Working in Canada: What you should know

Entering Canada to Visit, Work, Study, or Live
       Friday, December 2, 3 p.m. (North Campus)
       Cheesebrough Auditorium, first floor Chrysler Center

Are you thinking about visiting Canada? Are you thinking about studying or working in Canada? Or perhaps you are interested in living in Canada?

Whether you are planning a short trip to Canada, are interested in working or studying in Canada, or would like to live there, there are specific requirements that you should understand.

Representatives from the Canadian Consulate General, Detroit will talk about these requirements and will also be happy to answer questions. These representatives are experts on this topic; this is an excellent opportunity to get accurate information and to have your questions answered.




If you have questions about leaving and re-entering the U.S., please click here

Co-sponsored by the Engineering Career Resource Center (ECRC) and the International Center.