CAPS ualberta's List: Experiential Learning Inventory

The Community Service-Learning Program integrates service-learning into existing courses in diverse subjects and disciplines, including women's studies, visual anthropology, rural economy, creative writing, aboriginal governance, criminology, modern language studies, political science, social entrepreneurship, and many others.

Fellowships feature an eight-month placement in Asia or Africa, preceded by a four week management seminar in Ottawa facilitated by leading development practitioners. The month-long management seminar in Ottawa provides fellows with a thorough grounding i

The Business Link hosts an Alberta-wide mentoring program that matches immigrant business owners with business mentors in order to work on their business goals.

The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) - in cooperation with science organizations in North America and Germany - is pleased to invite undergraduate students from the US, Canada and the UK in the fields of biology, chemistry, physics, earth sciences and engineering to apply for a summer research internship in Germany. Interested students must apply directly through the DAAD website.

The Undergraduate Researcher Stipend enables undergraduate students to carry out mentored research projects and creative works activities.

The practicum - a field placement with a community-based organization - is a great opportunity for students to bridge theory and practice. Often, the result is a student who has extended his or her knowledge and a host organization that has gained valuable help to execute or evaluate population and public health strategies. All graduate students in a course-based program offered through the School of Public Health complete a practicum as part of their program requirements.

As part of your Physical Education, Recreation or Kinesiology degree you'll be required to complete a practicum. This is a non-paid work experience program in which you're placed with an approved agency.

Students undertake an intensive field or practical study in Human Geography (Faculty of Arts), typically as part of a team working off-campus. Details and areas of study may vary from year to year; consult the department about current offerings, fees and timing. This course may require the payment of additional fees.

Volunteer, do a work term, or practicum overseas to build on your academic experience. Having work and/or volunteer experience on an international level will give you a leading edge in a competitive and increasingly global society.

Cooperative education in engineering incorporates a paid, supervised work experience component into the engineering degree program. Co-op students gain valuable experience through full-time employment during work terms sequenced with academic terms.

The Science Industrial Internship Program (IIP) was developed to offer students a value-added opportunity to include work experience as part of their program of study.

Several Pharmacy courses offer a structured practical learning experience in a community pharmacy.

Three programs offered by the Department of Music to help its students engage with the community.

The SHINE Clinic currently has volunteers from the faculties of Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Nutrition, and Dentistry. Volunteers apply in September and those that are chosen attend a training session shortly after. Students can apply to be a clinic volunteer or an outreach volunteer.

Complete listing of registered student groups at the U of A. Volunteer, research and leadership opportunities are available through individual student groups.

As a Senior Peer, you will be matched with a group of 5 new international students to help them establish social connections at the U of A.

Teach Albertans about other cultures and enhance your public speaking skills. Bridges is looking for interested international students who are willing to give presentations about other countries, cultures or specific global issues.

Build leadership and intercultural communication skills welcoming new international students from around the world as part of the Transitions orientation program. Applications due in August & October

Corbett Hall Student Physical Therapy clinic is operated within the Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine. Students in the MScPT program provide treatment and rehabilitation under the supervision of a licensed physical therapist.

The purpose of the Non-Profit Board (NPB) Student Internship Program is to provide students the opportunity to learn the variety of practices and skills involved in serving on the boards of community-based non-profit organizations. This unpaid internship meets the non-credit opportunity requirement for the Certificate in Community Service-Learning. Applications due in April.