Queen's International
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Queen's International
Queen's scope and diversity grows with every student who leaves their home country to join this community, and with every student who extends their education beyond our borders.
- Students
Incoming Students
More than 1,300 international students, forming approximately seven percent of the full-time student population, study at Queen's each year. These students, who come from approximately 100 countries, enroll in degree programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels, exchange programs within degree programs, or English as a Second Language programs.
Key Resources for All Incoming Students
- About Queen's
- Bader International Study Centre (ISC): Queen's overseas campus in England
- Queen's University International Centre (QUIC)
- University Health Insurance Plans for International Students
- Resources for International Students, University Registrar
- Scholarships, Bursaries and Awards for International Students
- International Tuition and Fees
- Course Calendars
- Important Academic Dates
- Learning Resources
- Health, Counselling and Disability Services
Programs and Related Resources
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Resources
Information
- Interactive Learning in Labs workshop with Ron Easteal, Anatomy and Cell Biology as part of the 2009 Professional Development Day for Teaching Assistants
- Fall has arrived on campus
- Colourful fall ivy on Ontario Hall
- Annual Welcoming Ceremony: Welcome Class of 2013!
- Engaging students at a workshop of the 2009 Professional Development Day for Teaching Assistants
- 3rd Annual Undergraduate Research Conference - Inquiry@Queen's. www.iatq.ca
- Panelist Jen Abrams, Sociology at the 2009 Professional Development Day for Teaching Assistants
- Frosh Week 2009: Orientation for the new Commerce class
- Frosh Week 2009: Coverall Painting
- Student discussion at a workshop of the 2009 Professional Development Day for Teaching Assistants
- Frosh Week 2009: 'The world is all gates, all opportunities...' RW Emerson
- Frosh Week 2009: Favourite colour? Tricolour!
- Frosh Week 2009: Building a chariot for Thundermugz
- Equity Issues in the Queen’s Classroom workshop with Stephanie Simpson, Human Rights Office as part of the 2009 Professional Development Day for Teaching Assistants
- Queen's University Pipe Band
- Janice Deakin, Assoc. VP and Dean, School of Graduate Studies and Research speaking to participants of the 2009 Professional Development Day for Teaching Assistants
- Frosh Week 2009: Con-Ed Coverall Painting
- Frosh Week 2009: 'I like commerce'
- Frosh Week 2009
- Yiyi Shangguan, Chemical Engineering, at the Inquiry@Queen's conference, March 2009. www.iatq.ca
- Frosh Week 2009: Getting an 'EngCut'
- Dramatic Classrooms workshop with Tim Fort, Drama as part of the 2009 Professional Development Day for Teaching Assistants
- Fall colours in front of Douglas Library
- Frosh Week 2009: Arts and Science Frosh on Carnival Day
- Colourful window coverage
- Fall run through Queen's campus
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