The CIC National Capital Branch invites you to a Grad School Panel, sponsored by RBC

Are you an undergraduate student, young professional, or mid-career professional interested in graduate studies in international affairs? Curious about the different options available to you? Join the Canadian International Council (CIC) and RBC for a panel discussion with four former grad students from various Canadian international affairs schools. This discussion will cover tips on choosing a school, how to submit a competitive application, and preparing for post-grad careers.

Our esteemed panellists on this panel are:

• Dr. Priya Bala-Miller, PhD from the University of British Columbia, alumna of the MA in Conflict Analysis and Management program at Royal Roads University, and CEO of Palmyra Partners
• Hingman Leung, alumna of the Intercultural and International Communications program at Royal Roads University and Policy and Strategy Analyst at the International Development Research Centre
• Michael Thomas, alumnus of the Munk School of Global Affairs at the University of Toronto and Manager, Research + Insights, Strategy and Transformation Services at RBC
• Ali Tejpar, alumnus of the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University and University of Ottawa Law dual-degree program, and Senior Analyst at the Government of Canada’s Artificial Intelligence Hub

This event will be moderated by Pablo Mhanna-Sandoval, Coordinator of the Canadian International Council’s Mentorship Program.

The 2020-21 edition of the CIC Mentorship Program, presented by RBC, connects students and young professionals with academics, professionals, and other experts in the field of international affairs through one-on-one mentoring. Interested in registering as a mentor or mentee? Become a member of the CIC and email cic.mentorshipprogram@gmail.com to sign up.

TO REGISTER FOR THE GRAD SCHOOL PANEL: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/choosing-the-right-international-affairs-grad-school-for-you-tickets-120520673579?aff=ebdssbonlinesearch