The international experiential learning course (international internship) is a course as well as a work experience. It is a 12-week unpaid internship worth 6 units for undergraduate students.

Master’s and doctoral students will receive 3 units in their program of study.

All students interested in applying must schedule a meeting with the coordinator before submitting their application form. The meeting must take place BEFORE September 26, 2025 at midnight during our office hours. Email [email protected] to confirm your student number and availability. 

• Admission Requirements and Adminstrative Procedures
• Important Dates and steps to apply for Winter 2026

Join us on September 15, 2025 from 12:00 to 2 p.m. to learn about the international experiential learning course and meet the NGO partners. The online session will take place via Zoom.

P.S.: The host country and local partner are subject to change based on the NGO and the local organization needs.

See Admission Requirements and Administrative Procedures for more information.

International experiential learning course (international internship) Costs

Virtual Internships: Internships taking place remotely (only Fall 2026) cost $1500. There are no bursaries for virtual internships.

Field Internships: Field Internships will resume in Winter 2026 and Summer 2026. The cost is $4,700 (includes airline ticket, travel insurance, food, and housing). A $1,000 student mobility scholarship will be available for eligible students participating in the program.

Please note that a $500 non-refundable deposit will be required for selected students in order to confirm participation in the internship. 

*Different fees apply for internships with the United Nations Association in Canada (see below for more details and contact [email protected] to discuss with the coordinator).

Other costs: Tuition fees are not included in costs mentioned above. Other costs may apply for field internships, such as medical certificate, vaccine, police check, visa, personal expenses, etc.