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International opportunities

See the world while you learn. Our international programs let you explore different cultures and gain a deeper understanding of the world.

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International exchange

The International Centre for Students (ICS) coordinates exchange programs for students in the faculties of Humanities, Fine Arts, Science and Social Sciences. Study at one of our 70+ partner universities around the world while gaining credits at UVic and paying UVic tuition fees.

Recommended partner institutions for anthropology students

Eligibility and course prerequisites

In order to be eligible, you must: 

  • have studied at least 1 year at UVic 
  • be a full-time UVic student 
  • be in good academic standing 
  • have declared your major/program before you leave on exchange 

Exchange normally takes place in year 3 or 4 of your studies. The exchange program is open to domestic and international students. 

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Work & volunteer abroad

By taking a paid job, an internship or a volunteer position abroad, you'll gain incredible experience and learn about a new country while you're at it.

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Field schools

Field schools are experiential, intercultural short-term courses that take you out of the classroom, conducting hands-on study and research in locations across Canada and around the world.

Summer abroad

International summer programs offer UVic students the chance to broaden your degree, learn a new language and experience a different culture.

To be eligible to receive credit at UVic, you must obtain a letter of permission before beginning your summer program. For more information, contact your academic adviser.

Funding for international opportunities

UVic offers grants, awards and programs to students looking to participate in international experiences.

Funding opportunities for anthropology students

Students travelling to field schools may be eligible for travel assistance. Learn about funding for field schools.

Support for international and/or BIPOC students

We have a strong commitment to create a welcoming space of learning and exchange in our department for all of our students.

Some of you who are new to UVic and to Canada may feel the need to connect with others, and there are many ways you can do this, even if it’s not always easy to do so.

Here are some resources available at UVic, but if you need more help please don’t hesitate to reach out to us - to our staff and/or faculty.