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Learning the history of the world's oceans
Ian Manners and materials science
US grad student part of sharks study
Preparing students for intercultural success
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Cultural perspectives on ocean science stand out for new doctoral grad.
The arrival of renowned UK chemist and materials scientist Ian Manners this fall as the University of Victoria’s Canada 150 Research Chair underlines UVic’s determination to take
its place as a world leader in the growing field.
PhD biology candidate Amy Teffer from New England is one of more than six dozen authors, including UVic fisheries ecologist Francis Juanes, of a new study on the foraging habits of
the world’s shark populations. She calls UVic “the obvious choice” for her doctorate.
UVic's intercultural training helps our students make positive contributions to diverse workplaces and develop intercultural competencies through studying and working abroad--with
the next workshop taking place in time for International Education Week (Nov. 13 to 17).