A LANGUAGE & CULTURE IMMERSION EXPERIENCE
This four-week program is an immersion experience that combines language classes, a university elective course in English, and a robust sociocultural program. Improve your confidence and fluency in English, expand your knowledge of your discipline, and get to know the city of Halifax and the beautiful Atlantic coast of Canada.
Study English Language Communication
Take An Optional University Elective Course
Language and Culture Immersion Activities
Communicate Better
Improve your real-life English skills. Whether you’re a beginner or advanced, you’ll be placed in an English class that’s right for you. Classes are dynamic and focused on the communication skills you need to complete projects, work in groups and express yourself in English.
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Learn in English
You can choose to apply your English skills to study a course related to your discipline. You have the option of choosing an elective course such as Business Communication, Engineering and the Environment, Introduction to Sustainability, Marine Biology, Web Development, and more.
• Explore electives.
Summer by the Sea
Dalhousie University is located in the city of Halifax, on Canada’s Atlantic coast. It is one of Canada's fastest-growing cities and features innovative tech and entrepreneurial communities, as well as thriving financial and ocean sectors.
• Learn more about Halifax's vibrant city life and natural sights.
What’s Included
• Course fee: $3700 CAD
• Learning materials and digital learning platform
• All activities and excursions
• Health insurance
• Unlimited city bus pass
• Meal at campus cafeterias
• Accommodation on campus
Upcoming dates
Spring/Summer 2023 Term
- July 17 to August 11, 2023
Registration closed. If you have any questions, please email us at els@dal.ca.
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The courses helped me develop my writing and speaking skills through a variety of themes, while providing the tools and knowledge I can use in my work and personal life.
- Jocelyn Ochoa, English in Canada Program Student