Why chose the IELS?
By enrolling in this stream, you’ll:
- Apply what you learn in class to meaningful, real-world projects
- Develop career-ready skills in realistic, collaborative settings with instructors, peers, and stakeholders
- Enhance your résumé with practical achievements that showcase your expertise and adaptability
How does it work?
The IELS integrates experiential learning into your existing program, without extending its length. Here’s what makes it unique:
- Tailored to your field of study (currently offered in International Development and Globalization, Anthropology, and Social Work)
- Some courses dedicate up to 80% of your grade to hands-on experiences!
- All IELS courses count toward your degree requirements.
How to join
- Email us at [email protected] to express your interest. We’ll guide you through the registration process for IELS-specific courses
- Start with first-year options with FSS 1300. Other courses are available depending on your program of study. See the course sequence of your program to find out which courses are part of IELS.
- A $200 per term fee (added to your tuition) applies to support the program's unique opportunities
Take the leap today!
Don’t miss the chance to enrich your degree with experiences that prepare you for the future. Whether you’re mastering project management, honing research skills, or collaborating with global and local organizations, the IELS is your pathway to success.
Email us at [email protected] for more details or to register your interest.
For complete requirements for your program of study with the Extended Experiential Learning Regime (IELS):
International Development and Globalisation
Anthropology (coming soon)
Travail social (offered in French only) (coming soon)