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The University of Prince Edward Island is committed to our students and professors learning from each other — inside the classroom and out, on the Island and beyond. With opportunities such as co-operative education and internships, teaching practicums and nursing placements, international exchange agreements, faculty exchanges, and students doing real-world research alongside their professors — on campus and off — our students are applying what they learn in the classroom to the world around them. Now THIS is learning.

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Success Stories

MOU for student and staff exchanges with the University of Uruguay, located in Montevideo, Uruguay

Athena Becomes a Swallow and Other Voices from The Odyssey by Brent MacLaine (English) is a collection of 27 monologues spoken by minor characters from Homer's Odyssey. The poems demonstrate how...

The Master of Arts in Island Studies (MAIS) at the University of Prince Edward Island is a unique, interdisciplinary, and policy-driven graduate course that critiques islands on their own terms....

Of UPEI's 19,000 alumni, approximately 58% live and work on PEI.

Dolores LeVangie is a Master of Arts (Island Studies) student who has travelled to Chiloe Island, Chile. This island is roughly the same size as PEI with a population of around 150,000. Dolores...

Voice of the Community, featuring photos by Carlos Reyes-Manzo, is the result of a three-year research project exploring the strengths and challenges facing rural PEI communities. The book is a...

The Trans-Canada Writer, edited by Mark Connelly (Milwaukee Area Technical College), Greg Doran, and Wendy Shilton (English) is a composition text that includes a full reader, rhetoric, research...

In Shades of Green, the English Department’s Brent MacLaine brings his artist’s eye to the poetic form, exploring the chromatic complexity of experience. Whether emerging from the local landscapes...

Why have birth rates in most developed countries plunged to all-time lows in the last century? In The Sterilization Movement and Global Fertility in the Twentieth Century, Ian Dowbiggin (History)...

 

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