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Our partners

Impactful global partnerships are central in positioning ±«Óãtv as a leading civic university with global impact.

Across the university, international partnerships contribute to high-impact research, exceptional student experiences, campus diversity, and local and global capacity building.ÌýÌý

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Collaboration for global impact

Our global connections enhance the quality and impact of education and research at local, national and international levels.
291 global partnerships
213 partner institutions
57 countries
Become a ±«Óãtv partner

Global Partnerships

±«Óãtv fosters global partnerships and collaborative activities that reflect regional strategies, thematic areas of strength in academics and research, and our pillars of internationalization. We will continuously look to foster and grow partnerships that reflect these aligned priorities.

Current partnerships

±«Óãtv maintains formal partnerships with 200+ institutions in about 60 countries.

Key types of collaboration include:

  • Joint Programs (Bachelors, Masters, PhD)

  • Articulation and progression programs

  • Student mobility, faculty mobilityÌý

  • Joint research and supervision

  • Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL)

  • Capacity building projects

  • Transnational educationÌýÌý

Become a ±«Óãtv Partner

The GGR team offers support to ±«Óãtv faculty and staff in the development of global partnerships. If you are a Dal faculty or staff memberÌý looking for resources, please contact Megan Chipp.

If you are not on our partner list, and would like to become a ±«Óãtv partner, please indicate your specific interest by submitting the "Become a ±«Óãtv Partner" form.

Need more information?

For more info on Global Partnership at ±«Óãtv University,Ìýplease contact:

Megan Chipp |ÌýDirector,ÌýGlobal Partnerships | Government and Global Relations

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