When studying in one of Lakehead’s degree programs for more than 6 months, you will require a Canadian study permit. If you've received a Letter of Acceptance, it's now time to consider your next steps and learn about how to apply for your study permit.

During this live webinar, you will learn about the process and requirements, and our advisors will offer guidance on applying for a Canadian study permit. Our Regulated International Student Immigration Advisors (RISIA), certified by ICCRC (Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council) are here to help you with all immigration matters during your studies at Lakehead.

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Humans around the world and across time are shaped by the stories they hear. Stories around the world and across time are shaped by the people, the cultures, and the moments that create them.

In this lecture, Dr. Kathryn Walton, Assistant Professor in the Department of English at Lakehead, shares the story of the evolution of Cinderella, one of the most popular fairy tales of all time, from a ninth-century Chinese folktale to a 20th-century film phenomenon.

In so doing, Dr. Walton reveals how stories impact and are impacted by the cultures that produce them, and shows how the study of literature can reveal the intricate shapes of humanity across history and today.

While living on campus is a great choice for most incoming students, we understand that several factors will play a role in your decision for housing and accommodations. Students who will be living with dependents (children and/or spouse) while studying at Lakehead U will need to pursue off-campus options. Join us in this upcoming webinar to learn more about off-campus accommodations.

During the live session, we will discuss what options are available, where you can find housing listings, how to determine your most suitable location and amenities, what the related costs are, and more. You will also have the opportunity to ask all of your questions live!

Our recruitment team will be leading the presentation. Watch the recording now!

Join us for an engaging introduction to graph theory, a foundational and widely applied area of mathematics and computer science.

In this session, Moira MacNeil will break down what graphs are and why they matter, using real-world examples like road networks, social media connections, and communication systems.

Explore key graph structures, understand their properties, and see how graph theory is used to solve practical problems across technology, data analysis, and beyond.
Whether you’re new to the topic or looking to strengthen your foundation, this webinar will give you clear, actionable insights and a fresh perspective on the power of graphs.

Presented by: Moira MacNeil, Assistant Professor, Computer Science, Lakehead University

Why do people behave the way they do at work, and how can managers guide that behaviour toward achieving organizational goals? This webinar explores the role of motivation in the workplace and how managers can apply motivational principles to support employee engagement and performance.

The session introduces both classic and contemporary motivation theories that explain why employees invest effort in their work. Participants will gain insights into key perspectives such as Self-Determination Theory, Expectancy Theory, and Goal-Setting Theory, and learn how these frameworks help explain motivation, persistence, and performance in organizational settings.

The webinar will also focus on practical applications for managers. It will discuss strategies such as designing meaningful tasks, providing constructive and developmental feedback, and structuring work environments that support employees’ psychological needs for autonomy, competence, and purpose.

By connecting research on motivation with everyday management practices, this webinar highlights how evidence-based approaches can help organizations improve performance while also promoting employee well-being and long-term engagement. This webinar is presented by Dr. Mirit Grabarski, Ph.D., MBA, Assistant Professor, Business Administration, Lakehead University.

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Connect with Chandni Pasrija at this upcoming event.  

For more details, Chat with Chandni on WhatsApp

Water security is becoming one of the most urgent global challenges of the 21st century. As demand for clean and accessible water continues to rise, communities around the world are facing increasing pressure from climate change, pollution, and growing debates around water ownership.

This webinar will explore the importance of water security and conservation in ensuring equitable access to safe water as a fundamental human right. We will also examine the risks associated with water commodification, the often overlooked threats of water contamination, and how climate change is intensifying water scarcity and quality issues.

Join us for an insightful discussion presented by Dr. Robert Stewart, Associate Professor, Water Science, on how effective risk management, sustainable practices, and proactive mitigation strategies can help protect and secure safe drinking water for current and future generations.

Preparing for graduate studies in Canada can feel overwhelming, but the right guidance can help you start strong. Join this live webinar to learn what to expect as a graduate student at Lakehead University and how you can prepare for academic success before your program begins.

Our guests will share practical insights on the graduate classroom experience, academic expectations, research skills, citations, and maintaining academic integrity. You will also gain helpful advice for future graduate students and understand how to avoid common challenges such as plagiarism.

With course registration approaching, our experts will outline what you should be doing now to prepare and where to find the right information and resources.
Bring your questions and leave with the confidence, knowledge, and tools needed to transition smoothly into your graduate journey in Canada.

Do you want to study Engineering and learn important skills that will make you an attractive applicant in the job market? Lakehead University's Engineering programs give you access to both theoretical and hands-on learning from professors who are active researchers in cutting-edge projects. With six undergraduate and five graduate Engineering disciplines, including a brand new degree in Mechatronics at the undergraduate level, Lakehead gives you the flexibility to pursue your passions and customize your degree to achieve your professional goals.

Join us during this live webinar, where you will learn about programs, experiential learning opportunities, career outcomes, alumni stories and hear from our special guests.