Study and Go Abroad Fairs showcase International Opportunities

March 1, 2011 - PRLog -- Some of the Study and Go Abroad Exhibits Include:
Studying Medicine in the Caribbean:

According to an article from CBC news, 3,500 Canadians are studying medicine overseas, vs. 10,500 Canadians studying medicine in Canada. Two Caribbean medical schools will be part of the fairs, Avalon University and St Martinus, both from the island of Curacao.

Master of Arts in The Beatles, Popular Music and Society:

Earlier this year, Canadian Mary -Lu Zahalan-Kennedy became the first person in the world to graduate with a Masters degree in The Beatles from Liverpool Hope University. Representatives from Liverpool Hope will be on hand to answer your questions about Beatles-ology.

University of Sussex:

This UK-based University is doing fascinating environmental work, including interesting research on glacial melt and global warming in the Canadian outback.

Global Vision International:

Adventure-minded students can learn more about getting a chance to:

Volunteer to teach surfing to children in South Africa
Work on wildlife conservation in Australia in the Great Barrier Reef
Learn to SCUBA dive in the Seychelles
Work the World/Gap Medics:

Work the World places healthcare students in overseas electives and work placements in developing countries. Gap Medics places 16 to 25-year-olds in medical volunteer placements.

United Planet:

Learn more about opportunities where you travel to Costa Rica to meet with an indigenous group, or travel to do environmental work at a cloud forest in Ecuador.

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The fairs are organized by Recruit in Canada who have been organizing student fairs in Canada for over 17 years where exhibitors from around the world attract students and adults who are researching their options for academic, personal and professional development. Principals are Anita Kuehnel, Owner/Director and Katie Idle, Director, Sales and Marketing.