
The Diplomatic Circle Series is a series of presentations on the Education, Economic and Political situation in various countries. The Series was inaugurated in January 2011 and on a monthly basis a Consul General of one of the countries where FDU-Vancouver students are from will be invited to speak on their country’s education, economic and political situation. These events are open to the public. We are pleased to announed that our speaker for February and March will be: Diplomatic Circle Series
The Honorary Consul of Syria
Date: February 21, 2012 - 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm PST
Topic: "Syria - What's Next?"
The Honourable Mohd Haniff Bin Abd Rahman, Consul General of Malaysia
Date: March 27, 2012 - 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm PST
Topic: “Malaysia – Your Destination for Education Excellence, Tourism and Investment”
Michele Vincenti, adjunct faculty member at FDU-Vancouver, has recently published in collaboration with Dr. Matthew Jelavic the article called “The neurobiology of experience: Memory-prediction and its role in the management decision-making process”.
The article has been published by the Canadian Institute of Management’s magazine called “Canadian Managers”. The Canadian Institute of Management is Canada's senior management association. As a non-profit organization, the Institute was established in 1942 and is dedicated to enhancing managerial skills and professional development.
The article addresses how an effective manager has the capability to make accurate predictions of the future by auto-associating multiple streams of sensory information based on a wealth of experience stored in memory. This effective manager will encounter less error between prediction and outcome.
The article uses the latest knowledge from Neuroscience and in particular discusses how the understanding of the Neuron Mirrors can help managers to predict future events. The neurons we use to record what happens around us are called mirror neurons and they discharge selectively during specific motor acts.
Read all about FDU New Jersey student, Ryan Barth-Dwyer's experience here at FDU-Vancouver as a Study Abroad student.
As an ongoing component of FDU-Vancouver’s Student Services, three committees have been developed to aid in the enhancement of campus life and to provide students with opportunities to serve their campus, gain practical experience and play a key role in the direction of the university.
Staff and faculty members will serve alongside students on the committees.
The three committees include:
We invite you to apply to participate as a member on one of these committees. For more information about these committees please see Neil Mort or Jobin Mojtabavi.
Applications forms for committee positions are available outside Room 110 or download an Application form. Students are asked to submit application forms by October 28th to room 110 or by email to studentservices-vancouver@fdu.edu.
Do you need help with an essay, term paper or report? Do you need help with in-text citations? Do you need to format a Bibliography or Works Cited page? Would you like someone to reviewyour paper before you submit it? [more]
New to university life? Want to improve your writing skills? Come and join the free writing workshops on offer throughout the semester. For more information see Workshops.
FDU-Vancouver has contracted with a vendor to host an online bookstore where you can purchase your textbooks, either as hard copies or e-books. To access the bookstore please go to: http://fdubookstore.nuskule.ca . To browse by courses please go to: http://fdubookstore.nuskule.ca/index.asp .
On April 27, 2011 FDU-Vancouver was given to consent to provide, advertise and grant a Master of Administrative Science degree with spcializations in:
Fairleigh Dickinson University - Vancouver has joined eTutoring.org to provide our students with free, professional, online tutoring in writing and in other disciplines. Students can log in anytime and anywhere! You can create an account using the instructions found in the attachment to access the three tutoring options available. [more]
Global Scholars Program
A program for entering first-time, full-time freshmen at the University’s campus in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
The concept for our Global Scholars Program was inspired by Fairleigh Dickinson University's founding mission as an institution that is "of and for the world." As a Global Scholar, you will be part of a distinctive community of learners who are committed to world citizenship and to developing a global perspective as tomorrow's leaders. [more]
The Education Office of the Chinese Consul in Vancouver will certify FDU degrees for students who graduate from FDU-Vancouver. Students wishing to have their degrees certified by the consul should apply directly to the consulate. The consulate will check your name and information against the official FDU graduation list. Visit the consulate's website for instructions.
Generous scholarships are competitively awarded to academically talented applicants from Canada and around the world. [more]
Fairleigh Dickinson University – Vancouver welcomes transfer students from recognized and accredited two-year and four-year institutions. [more]
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EQA is a Government of British Columbia brand of quality for private and public post-secondary education in British Columbia, and will be administered on Government’s behalf by BCCIE. The Ministry of Advanced Education and Labour Market Development sets all EQA policies, including eligibility requirements for EQA.
FDU–Vancouver participates in the Student Off-Campus Work Permit Program which allows international students attending our university to work part time while studying. [more]

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