International (Truro)

International Travel Enriches Student Experience

Three Faculty of Agriculture graduate students recently had the opportunity to travel to Ethiopia as part of one of the largest international development projects ever awarded to a Canadian University.

Office of International Relations

Dalhousie is internationally known as one of North America’s most welcoming universities. Located on Canada’s East Coast, the university blends world-class academic programs with breakthrough thinking and leading-edge research. Internationalization is a key priority for Dalhousie University. In collaboration with Dalhousie academic and administrative units, the Office of International Relations.

International Learning Experience

Study abroad experiences are the next great opportunity in front of you. Take your education to a new level, and expand your knowledge and views by seizing the opportunity to collaborate with scientists and specialists around the world, immersing yourself in new cultures and perspectives!

International Travel Enriches Student Experience

Three Faculty of Agriculture graduate students recently had the opportunity to travel to Ethiopia as part of one of the largest international development projects ever awarded to a Canadian University.

Office of International Relations

Dalhousie is internationally known as one of North America’s most welcoming universities. Located on Canada’s East Coast, the university blends world-class academic programs with breakthrough thinking and leading-edge research. Internationalization is a key priority for Dalhousie University. In collaboration with Dalhousie academic and administrative units, the Office of International Relations.

International Learning Experiences

A variety of international experiences are available, including study tour courses, a semester abroad, and summer internships.

Find out about our international experiences

About International

We use our knowledge and expertise in agriculture to benefit other countries through international development projects, student exchanges and study abroad programs.

Learn more about International at the Faculty of Agriculture

E-Bulletin News

Dal AC International expands global learning with GSO funding More than 280 students received the opportunity to engage in immersive learning experiences in a variety of topics and industries internationally since 2019

Engineering Excellence: Students triumph at Atlantic competition, earn National silver Four students from the Faculty of Agriculture, Robert Holmes, Jami McDowell, Ian Redden and Caleb Hominick, competed in a series of eight competitions designed to test their innovative, problem-solving and leadership skills – key qualities of a successful and well-rounded engineer.

Faculty of Agriculture students win the top awards at the Science Atlantic conference Master’s student Chandrika Chathurvedi was recognized with Third Place in the Graduate students’ Oral Presentation for her presentation on “ Turning food waste into value: Optimizing sulforaphane extraction from upcycled broccoli using response surface methodology”.

What the cluck? This new app will tell you what chickens are saying

Researchers at the Faculty of Agriculture have developed an app called Cluckify to crack the code on what chickens are saying.

Dal AC International expands global learning with GSO funding

More than 280 students received the opportunity to engage in immersive learning experiences in a variety of topics and industries internationally since 2019

Engineering banquet brings students, faculty together in celebration of community The Dal AC Engineering Department held its first Annual Engineering Banquet on March 29th, 2025 - a night dedicated to connection, recognition and community spirit

Annual Sustainability and Transportation Survey Dalhousie’s Office of Sustainability is running its annual Campus Sustainability and Transportation Survey and is seeking your input to make the University more sustainable.

Engaging with the African Nova Scotian Community Join us for an informative and interactive session on Engaging with the African Nova Scotian Community

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