SPOTLIGHT EVENT

Application-Only Graduate Student Workshop: Forced Migration in the 21st Century

Thursday, April 13, 2023
9:30 AM - 5:00 PM (Pacific Time)
Moore Hall, 3340 (SE&IS Reading Room)

The UCLA Center for the Study of International Migration invites graduate student applicants for an-all day workshop on Forced Migration: Causes, Consequences, Responses. Immediately preceding a two-day conference on the same topic, the workshop is designed to take advantage of the presence of an international and interdisciplinary group of refugee scholars to provide graduate-level instruction on this essential topic.

Why Canadian Studies?

Canadians and Americans breathe the same air, drink the same water, and share the same responsibility to ensure that future generations have a safe, clean and healthy continent. Stewardship of the shared environment is a key element of the Canada-U.S. relationship as the countries work together to anticipate and address environmental challenges. Read more »

How is Canadian Studies Organized at UCLA?

Canadian Studies at UCLA supports the addition of Canadian content and comparative studies of Canadian and US issues across the curriculum. Read more »

Canada's first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation - September 30, 2021

For those in the UCLA Canadian Studies community not familiar with the important new Canadian national holiday/day of reflection, here is a brief summary providing links to materials from the Canadian government, Indigenous community organizations and media that provide background on this contribution to a significant national process. Read more »

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