Personal information is likely being used for marketing

Reputable agents can be your best representative for attracting international students, say recruiters, but beware the shysters.

The recently launched Tukitaarvik website offers information and networking opportunities for young Inuit who want a postsecondary education.

Half of Canada’s six strongest fields are in humanities and social sciences, says new report by Council of Canadian Academies.

The company’s engineering director likes to recruit people with broad experience – and if you’re an alumnus of the University of Waterloo, that certainly won’t hurt.

A new LinkedIn tool may help higher education institutions more effectively share achievements, attract students and promote their brand – but it has yet to pass the test with Canadian universities.

It’s a rare opportunity to work on project of such magnitude and importance, says curator.

They warn scholars to “think twice” before sharing their work on the popular social network.

Thirteen of Canada’s 19 UNESCO Chairs are based in Quebec, with only two at universities outside of major cities.

The impact of the executive order is “real, immediate and profound,” says Universities Canada head Paul Davidson.

Thanks to ArcticNet, research in Canada’s Far North is thriving, but its funding runs out in 2018.

Final applications are due February 7, just weeks after inaugural competition was launched.

The Intersectoral Student Committee in Quebec findings reveal that postdocs face financial and professional instability, among other challenges.

At the event, teams of Manitoba postsecondary students developed solutions to an issue now familiar to all in Canada’s university sector: how to improve online learning.

Their Canadian experience, particularly in universities, is critical to their decision making process.

Particularly in the initial phase of the public health emergency, these unsung university staff did most of the heavy lifting to rework face-to-face courses.