Entre adaptation et ambition : le parcours des personnes étudiantes internationales aux études supérieures au Québec
Abstract
This editorial highlights some of the challenges faced by international higher education students as they immigrate in Quebec. Culture shock, linguistic diversity, financial difficulties and the difficulty of adapting to the expectations of new educational environments are the main obstacles documented. Some solutions will then be proposed to the university community to help international students integrate more successfully.
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2025-06-23
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