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Affiliated Clubs
Ryerson Mauritian Society (RMS)
No description available.
Mauritian Association at York (MAAY)
email: maay@yorku.ca
Discover our friends at York U. The Mauritian Association At York is a student-run organization founded on Oct 1st, 2001. Currently, the MAAY is composed of 8 executive members and approximately 70 members.
Club M Toronto
email: info@clubmtoronto.com
Club M is a non-profit organization that was established on 27 November 1988 for the purpose of carrying out social, recreational and other activities which are beneficial to the members and to the Mauritian community in Toronto and surrounding areas as a whole. It also aims at enhancing the Mauritian cultural heritage in the framework of Canadian multi-cultural policies, fostering unity and friendship among Mauritian in the Toronto and surrounding areas and contributing to the development of a Mauritian community.
Club M Singapore
email: clubm_sg@yahoo.com
Club M (Singapore) is a non-profit organization founded on March 20, 2003 for the purpose of bringing the Mauritian community in Singapore closer together. Being from various multi-cultural backgrounds, our members enhance the Mauritian image of a truly united nation.
Most of the current Club M’s members graduated from the two local Universities in Singapore, namely The National University of Singapore (NUS) and the Nanyang Technological University (NTU), between 1997 and 2002.
Concordia Mauritian Student Association
email: clubmauricien@yahoo.com
No description available.
Metersnissa
email: info@metersnissa.com
The vision of our organization is to promote the multiple facets of the island of Mauritius to the Mauritian community as well as other residents of the beautiful city of Montreal (and abroad) who are interested by the Mauritian culture. To accomplish our vision, we plan on being actively engaged in providing you with exceptional service through the promotion and planning of Mauritian events ranging from parties and cultural events to sporting events with a young fresh Mauritian twist. These events are planned from A to Z from the foundation of this very same vision by 5 youthful Mauritian friends well known to Montreal’s Mauritian community. With all this said, come join us in our venture filled with new concepts and ideas, show your support for Montreal’s growing Mauritian community, and become a part of this project filled with lots of fun and Mauritian excitement.
U of T
Founded in 1827, the University of Toronto is Canada’s largest and most distinguished university. Consistently ranked Canada’s top research-intensive university by Maclean’s magazine, U of T offers teaching programs in 17 academic divisions. Its programs are held on the historic St. George campus in downtown Toronto, on campuses in Mississauga and Scarborough and in nine fully affiliated teaching hospitals in Toronto. Along with the diversity of a world-class university, U of T also offers the intimate scale of small college life. The university is composed of 7 colleges, each with a distinctive feel and sense of community. It has more than 340 student clubs and organizations on all three campuses and innumerable activities ranging from cultural events at Hart House to intercollegiate and intramural sporting activities.
Can’t find you way around campus. This link will give you maps of all 3 campuses.
The Office of Student Affairs is committed to ensuring that students are educated in the broadest sense of the word. The programs of the office are geared to the development of civic involvement, respect, and leadership skills.
International Student Centre
The International Student Centre (ISC) is located in a heritage property known as Cumberland House at 33 St. George Street on the on the south side of the University’s St. George campus. The goal of the ISC is to provide services that promote and support international education at the university. All members of the university community, both international students and Canadians are welcome to come to the ISC and meet in a relaxed and informal atmosphere.
The largest academic unit at U of T, largest faculty in Canada. The Faculty of Arts and Science is larger than the University of Guelph and Trent University combined. 29 academic departments; eight colleges; various graduate centres, such as the Centre for Comparative Literature, the Centre for Medieval Studies and the Institute for the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology; a division of the environment, and various multidisciplinary programs including the David Chu Program in Asia Pacific studies, Ibero-American studies, American studies, European studies, commerce and human biology. 2,000 courses offered in some 300 programs, Over 40 languages taught, More than half of the Faculty’s students identify as being from visible minorities; approximately 60% are female.
Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering
Established in 1873 as the School of Practical Science, we became known as the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering in 1906 and are currently Canada’s largest engineering teaching and research institution. The Faculty has close to 3,900 undergraduate students and approximately 1,350 graduate students. We have 212 faculty members and approximately 25,000 alumni.
Canadian Universities
Located at the northeastern end of Lake Ontario in the historic city Kingston, midway between Toronto and Montréal, Kingston, like Queen’s, is proud of its past but thrives on a dynamic present. Old meets new on a campus renowned for its beauty and leading-edge facilities. Queen’s consistently ranks as one of the top medical/doctoral universities in Canada and offers an unparalleled environment to facilitate academic development.
Waterloo has long been recognized as the most innovative university in Canada. Like many universities, Waterloo is committed to advancing learning and knowledge through teaching, research, and scholarship. What sets us apart is how we go about accomplishing our mission. From the beginning, Waterloo has been an outward-looking university, aware of and responsive to the needs of society. We have the largest co-operative education program in North America, and our students graduate with the knowledge, skills, and practical experience required to solve today’s complex and pressing problems and to embrace future challenges.
York is a different kind of university. Based on a foundation of interdisciplinary thinking, both students and faculty are encouraged to push the frontiers of change. Using techniques like team-teaching and team-researching, York’s interdisciplinary approach brings together experts from different fields to look at real-world issues from every possible angle. The result is a more complete learning experience that produces ground-breaking, relevant results. It enables visionary research of local, national and international significance; and above all, it challenges us all to take a broader look at the world.
Founded in 1878 by Bishop Isaac Hellmuth and the Anglican Diocese of Huron as “The Western University of London Ontario,” Western is one of Canada’s oldest and best universities. The first students graduated in arts and medicine in 1883. Today, The University of Western Ontario is a vibrant centre of learning with 1,164 faculty members and almost 29,000 undergraduate and graduate students. Through its 12 Faculties and Schools, and three affiliated Colleges, the University offers more than 60 different degree and diploma programs.
Ryerson University was founded in 1948 as Ryerson Institute of Technology. It is named after Egerton Ryerson, the founder of public education in Ontario.
Ontario College of Art and Design (OCAD)
The Ontario College of Art & Design (OCAD) is Canada’s largest university of art and design, with a specialization in creativity and innovation. Established in 1876 by the Ontario Society of Artists, the College was originally known as the Ontario School of Art, and was incorporated as the Ontario College of Art in 1912. The College was the first of its kind in Canada to be dedicated exclusively to the education of professional artists in fine and commercial art. In 1996, it was renamed the Ontario College of Art & Design. Today, OCAD is the third largest of the approximately 40 professional art and design universities in North America.
The University of Guelph is renowned in Canada and around the world as a research-intensive and learner-centred institution and for its commitment to open learning, internationalism and collaboration. Our vision is to be Canada’s leader in creating, transmitting and applying knowledge to improve the social, cultural and economic quality of life of people in Canada and around the world.
McGill is Canada’s best-known university, ranked among the world’s finest publicly funded universities. It offers the highest of standards and an exciting and unique learning environment in the heart of Montreal. It is Canada’s leading research-intensive university. McGill attracts the top students and faculty from around the world. The student body at McGill is recognized as being the most dynamic and diverse in North America, bringing together French- and English-speaking Canadians with other students from over 140 countries. McGill is one of the most exciting campuses in North America, with an international reputation for teaching and research and with world-renowned experts teaching in hundreds of disciplines.
Concordia’s more than 180 undergraduate programs are divided into four Faculties: Arts and Science, Engineering and Computer Science, Fine Arts, and the John Molson School of Business. Students are enrolled in one of these Faculties, but they may take courses from any of the others as part of their studies. Many programs also offer a “co-operative” component, whereby students get work experience while they study.
The world expects a lot from Canada and its institutions, and so do we. Here at the University of Ottawa, Canada’s university, we make sure our students leave with the knowledge and tools to compete in a global economy. We give them the opportunity to study, live and play in English, French or both. We offer them collaborative research projects and student-exchange programs through some 140 bilateral agreements with sister universities in over 50 countries. We offer a multicultural environment by welcoming students and professors from virtually every continent. And we encourage them to gain new experiences by taking part in the many international, government and cultural events staged in our own backyard, the nation’s capital. At the University of Ottawa, we want our graduates to be ready not only to face a career, but to face the world.
Founded in 1942 * Located in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada * Situated on 62 hectares just south of the city centre * Bordered by the Rideau River, the historic Rideau Canal, and pleasant residential neighbourhoods * Five kilometres of underground tunnels conveniently link the University’s buildings * Extensive joint programs in science and engineering with the University of Ottawa * Study in more than 50 disciplines.
University of British Columbia
Only 30 minutes from the heart of downtown Vancouver, the University of British Columbia holds an international reputation for excellence in advanced research and learning. The spectacular UBC campus is a ‘must-see’ for any visitor to the city — where snow-capped mountains meet ocean, and breathtaking vistas greet you around every corner. The university boasts some of the city’s best attractions & recreation facilities, including the Museum of Anthropology, the Chan Centre for the Performing Arts, the UBC Botanical Garden and Centre for Plant Research, and endless opportunities to explore forested trails in the adjoining 763-hectare Pacific Spirit Regional Park.
Opened in 1908 as a board-governed, public institution, the University of Alberta has grown to be one of Canada’s foremost research-intensive universities, with external research funding in 2003–04 of more than $377 million. The University’s main campus is located in Edmonton, the vibrant, cosmopolitan capital of the province of Alberta. In a metropolitan area with close to one million people, Edmonton’s economic growth was ranked among the top Canadian cities in 2003. In partnership with industry and government, the University of Alberta plays a pivotal role in advancing the economic prosperity of Edmonton and Alberta.
The University of Calgary is a comprehensive research university that, in its short 38-year history , has grown to take its place among the finest institutions in Canada. Combining the best of long-established university traditions with the City of Calgary’s vibrant energy and diversity, the university aims to provide a research and scholarly foundation for students eager to acquire the knowledge and skills essential for a successful personal and professional life.
Mauritius
As a dynamic university, the UoM has developed a well deserved national, regional and international reputation for its research and teaching programmes. The new strategic plan of the university will lay emphasis on the creation, dissemination and preservation of knowledge. The University is committed to preparing its students to work, acquire skills and enlarge their capacities that equip them adequately to live in this rapidly changing global environment. The University believes in multiskilling and, as a UoM graduate, you will have much-needed transferable skills such as computer and information literacy and communication skills. Distance Education today is a burgeoning reality at the UoM and is well anchored in most, if not all, of the Programmes of Studies.
University of Technology Mauritius
The University of Technology, Mauritius has the determination to become one of the leading tertiary education institutions of the region. UTM is a member of the Association of Commonwealth Universities. The building of the new campus near Moka in the coming years will enable the UTM to increase its number of students, the number of programmes offered and provide better facilities.
The Ebene CyberCity is the first of its kind of a new generation of IT parks in this part of the world. The construction of Ebène CyberCity is a historical milestone towards achieving the Government’s objective of transforming Mauritius into a diversified, high-tech, high income services and knowledge economy.
Situated in the picturesque neighbourhood of the “Ebène Triangle”, at just 15 minutes drive from the capital city Port-Louis and less than an hour’s drive from the International Airport, the CyberCity provides a very high quality environment to live, work and play IT.
Spread over an area of about 172 acres, the Ebène CyberCity is divided into 7 zones, with each zone being provided with water, power, roads, drainage and other facilities. The entire CyberCity is wired with optic-fibre and copper cables to provide high speed international bandwidth on tap.
Boarding School
Boarding School Directory
The decision whether to send your son or daughter to a boarding school is not an easy one before considering its boarding school advantages and the value a boarding school education provides.