Welcome to Canadian Studies
The Canadian Studies Program at the University of Missouri is a new, growing, and vibrant organization intended to promote awareness of Canada throughout the university, state, and region. A knowledge of Canada will provide students with a competitive advantage over their peers for careers in Canadian and international organizations. An understanding of Canadian culture, history and politics is particularly advantageous to Missourians, given Canada's status as our single largest international trading partner.
Did you know?
7.1 billion
Canada is Missouri's largest international trading partner, with over $7.1 billion worth of goods exchanged.
Languages
Canada has two official languages: English and French.
Land Mass
Canada is the second largest country in the world, after Russia, in terms of land mass.
Study Abroad
The University of Missouri offers a variety of study abroad programs for its students in Canada. A student exchange and a Study Abroad program with the University of New Brunswick also are available. The College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Natural Resources offers a summer study abroad program in Canada. Please visit the International Center for more information about these and other study abroad opportunities.
Internships/Fellowships
International Council for Canadian Studies
Canadian Studies Postdoctoral Fellowships
www.iccs-ciec.ca
The International Council for Canadian Studies sponsors both Canadian and foreign students who have completed a doctoral degree on a topic primarily related to Canada to visit a Canadian or foreign university with a Canadian Studies program for a one to three month teaching or research fellowship.
Canada-US Fulbright Program
www.cies.org
Fulbright Scholar Awards are available to Canadian and American faculty members, post-doctoral researchers and experienced professionals who wish to lecture, conduct research or undertake a combination of both activities at an American or Canadian institution, respectively. Fulbright awards provide a fixed sum award of $7,500 for one semester or US$15,000 for an academic year (9 months) and include health insurance. Applications from eligible American scholars will be accepted by the Council for International Exchange of Scholars in Washington, D.C. until August 1.
Government of Canada
Canadian Embassy Internships - Washington, D.C.
www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca
The program is designed to provide students with an opportunity for involvement in governmental affairs, and to provide a general understanding of the Canada-U.S. bilateral relationship through the dynamics at work in the Embassy. Canadian and American students at colleges and universities in Canada and the U.S. are welcome to apply.
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The Mid-West Association for Canadian Studies (MWACS) is a regional organization supporting the study of Canada by scholars in midwestern North America.
Recent biannual MWACS conferences were held in Omaha, Nebraska (2004), Kansas City, Missouri (2007), St. Louis, Missouri (2008), Windsor, Ontario (2010), Grand Forks, North Dakota (2012), and East Lansing Michigan (2014).
For more information on MWACS, see www.mwacs.us.
To subscribe to the MWACS electronic list:
- Address an email to listserv@lists.missouri.edu
- In the body of the message, type:
SUBSCRIBE MWACS-L your_first_name your_last_name - For best results, leave the subject line blank and remove any signature or other text in the message.
Thank you for your interest in the Mid-West Association for Canadian Studies!
Past Canada Days at MU
March 2012 Canada Days at MU
Download 2012 Canada Days full schedule here.
March 2011 Canada Days at MU
Schedule (pdf)
March 2010 Canada Days at MU
Schedule (pdf)
March 2009 Canada Days at MU
Schedule (pdf)
March 2008 Canada Days at MU
Schedule (pdf)
April 2007 Canada Days at MU
Schedule (pdf)
February 2006 Canada Days at MU
Schedule (pdf)