Welcome to Carleton International.
Internationalization is an integral part of Carleton University’s mission, strategic plan, and an important part of the University’s institutional fabric and fundamental character. Internationalization has many champions at Carleton including students, faculty members, researchers, administrators, who all of which exemplify a commitment to the universal ideals of global collaboration and co-operation. Click on the link below to explore and engage in the multitude of Carleton’s international activities.
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News
Keystone Pipeline Rejected: Hot Topic for Jan. 20, 2012
Carleton University experts are on standby to provide commentary on today’s hot topic. Keystone Pipeline Rejected In the wake of President Obama’s rejection of the Keystone XL pipeline, a renewed focus is being put on the Northern Gateway pipeline in Canada. Ram Sahi Adjunct Research Professor, Department of Economics ram_sahi@carleton.ca Ram Sahi is an expert ... more ... more
Undergraduate Application Numbers Up for Carleton University
Carleton University has received an average of 7.2 per cent more applications from Ontario high school students this year compared with 2011, according to figures recently released by the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre. That’s considerably higher than the provincial average increase of 2.4 per cent. Ontario high school applicants who picked Carleton as their top ... more ... more
Carleton University Celebrates New National Capital Confucius Institute
It is no secret that China has become one of the world’s great superpowers. In celebration of this, Carleton University is announcing the National Capital Confucius Institute. The institute will expand Carleton’s continued emphasis on globalization as way to offer an avenue for students and faculty to succeed within an ever-expanding global economy. What: The ... more ... more
Reminder: Carleton Holding Aboriginal Awareness Month in January
Carleton University has lined up an exciting series of events for Aboriginal Awareness Month, including a conference featuring Elijah Harper, a key player in the rejection of the Meech Lake constitutional accord. There will also be a public debut of Kinàmàgawin, a film shot at Carleton by MA student Melissa Santoro Greyeyes-Brant and alumna Howard ... more ... more
Naval Intelligence Officer Facing Espionage Charges: Hot Topic for Jan. 18, 2012
A Carleton University expert is on standby to provide commentary on today’s hot topic. Naval Intelligence Officer Facing Espionage Charges Sub-Lieutenant Jeffrey Paul Delisle faces espionage charges after he allegedly divulged Canadian military secrets to foreign intelligence agents. Wayne Boone Assistant Professor of International Affairs Deputy Director, Canadian Centre of Intelligence and Security Studies (CCISS) ... more ... more