Global Mobility 101: 
The Global Mobility Program provides UTSC students with the unique opportunity to travel the world, and immerse themselves in different cultures, while simultaneously earning academic credits. The University of Toronto has a variety of international programs for students to study, research, or work abroad. These programs provide students with insights into the real world and help them develop interpersonal and strong communication skills, as well as enhance future employment opportunities. Join this session to learn about global mobility options, funding, and application procedures.
 
This workshop is VIRTUAL. We will be using the platform: Zoom.
 
Register in advance for this meeting: https://utoronto.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEvf-mtpzgsHdKofyDeY8S6xeAxqwhpNYx6 

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Learning Goals:

• Self-Development is a student's process of building and understanding who they are as individuals and their impact on others and society. Self-Development is important as students face challenges, learn to adapt, and discover what is important to their identities
• Local-Global Community Engagement is a student's ability to meaningfully interact in the various communities to which they can belong (campus, local and global). Rooted in the principle of EDI, it creates opportunities for students to make meaning of their own identity, their belonging, and their individual and collective impacts in local and global communities.

 
*If you have an accommodation need for this event due to a disability, please email studyabroad.utsc@utoronto.ca and we will do our best to make appropriate arrangements*