Short Term Opportunities

SLC works with educational institutions around the world to provide short-term learning opportunities such as summer courses and internships. These short-term programs last between 2 – 8 weeks, making it easy to fit with your study.

You can apply for credit transfer to earn academic credits. The College offers Global Learning Bursary to support your participation in these programs.

Please consult the Global Learning Coordinator (globallearning@sl.on.ca) for most up-to-date program information and how to apply.

Application process

Step 1: Fill out and signed the Global Learning Form and get approval from your Program Coordinator.
Step 2:Written personal statement (Max 300 words) including how the course you are applying to fits with your academic and career aspirations, and how you will apply global/intercultural skills in your chosen field.
Step 3: Submit the Global Learning Application online along with your Global Learning Form and your personal statement onto the online application.

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Bursary

The College offers Global Learning Bursary to support your participation in these programs. If you want to apply to the bursary, you need to download the budget form, fill it out and submit it together with your application. Please note you need to covert the exchange and fill it out in Canadian dollars.

Programs

European Innovation Academy

Location: Portugal

Course:

Entrepreneurship Boot Camp

Program Dates: July 20 to August 8, 2025

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Location: Italy - Rome

Program Dates: July 27 to August 15, 2025

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Hanze Summer School

Location: The Netherlands

Courses:

Future Health
Doing Business in Europe- Sustainable Marketing
Global Energy Transition

Application Deadline: February 1, 2024

Program dates: Monday, May 27 – Friday, June 14

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JF Oberlin University Summer Session

Location: Tokyo, Japan

Courses:

Session 1
- Japanese Language A（Beginner）
- Cross-Cultural Studies (Anime and Japanese Popular Culture)
- Business Topics (International Relations)
Session 2
- Japanese Language A（Beginner）
- Japanese Language B（Intermediate）
- Cross-Cultural Studies (Anime and Japanese Popular Culture)
- Cross-Cultural Studies (Japanese Society and Gender)
- Business Topics (Management in Japanese Corporations)
Session 3
- Japanese Language B（Intermediate)
- Japanese Language C（Intermediate – High）
- Cross-Cultural Studies (Anime and Japanese Popular Culture)
- Cross-Cultural Studies (Japanese Culture in the Modern Era)