Vic International Internships
- Provides funding for students to travel, learn and gain professional experiences internationally in the context of credit courses
- Eligible courses must involve an international experiential learning component
- Experiential learning activities include internships and other work-integrated placements, research experiences, and fieldwork
- Domestic Vic students in any field or program of study are eligible, as well as domestic students studying in a Vic Academic Program
This project is funded by Global Skills Opportunity, the Government of Canada’s outbound mobility pilot program
Why Vic International Internships?
- Access financial support to travel and learn in countries around the world
- Expand your horizons, broaden your worldview and experience new cultures
- Make invaluable connections and build a global network
- Work in the field and see firsthand how industries around the world operate
- Develop intercultural & global professional skills essential for the labour market
- Boost your resume and bring a global perspective to employment opportunities
Examples of Vic International Internships
- Education & Society
- 16-week teaching placements at Beijing Foreign Languages School
in Beijing, China - 6-week teaching placements at Branksome Hall Asia in South Korea
- 16-week teaching placements at Beijing Foreign Languages School
- Material Culture & Semiotics
- 6-week placements in museums, galleries, or cultural institutions in Israel
- Cross Cultural College
- Short-term summer professional internships in Japan working with Japanese companies
- U of T courses
- There are many U of T courses that involve internships, professional placements, field-work or research around the world
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.