For international experience, students can choose diverse study/work abroad options to qualify for a GLLSDP Certificate. For example, students can choose:

 

1. Short-term faculty/staff-led indigenous theme or problem-based learning.
   
2. A medium-term abroad program + Internship and/or research (one semester).
3. A long-term abroad + research and/or Internship (two semesters). 

 

Through a combination of active experiential learning, intercultural interactions, and completion of an e-portfolio, this program shapes contemporary global interactions and engagement for students who will gain invaluable leadership skills needed to be a global-ready graduate. 

 

 

In order for students to receive funding and completion of certification, students must complete:

 

1. International study and/or work experience coordinated and approved by the EL & International Affairs Department.
2. Complete the Cultural Safety Learning Program or equivalent either prior to or during study/work abroad.
3. Attend a mandatory pre-departure orientation session. 
4. Complete all requirements of the E-portfolio.
5. Submit pre-departure form and post-experience report directly through GSO (Global Skills Opportunities) online platform.