IDSNET is a gateway website which allows students, faculty, and development practitioners to more easily access information about development programs, projects and work opportunities. The website is maintained by the Canadian Consortium of University Programs in International Development Studies (CCUPIDS).
The Canadian Consortium of University Programs in International Development Studies (CCUPIDS) is a network of international development studies programs in Canadian universities.
No. Unfortunately, IDSNET has no resources or funds to provide scholarships or grants. Information about scholarships can be found on the individual university websites. For more information visit the Scholarships section on this website.
What are the entry requirements for IDS programs in Canadian universities?
Each IDS program/department has different admission requirements and application guidelines. It is best to consult the institution directly for questions regarding the admissions requirements. Website links to each of the programs offered in Canada can be found on our IDS programs page.
What can I do with a degree in IDS? Jobs? Internships? Volunteerism? Etc.
There are myriad options for recent IDS graduates, ranging from full-time employment to volunteer opportunities, both in Canada and abroad. A good place to start is with the IDSNET internship/volunteer page, which provides several good initial links.
What are the deadlines for applying for internships?
Generally, most internships are posted in the spring with fall commencement dates. Application deadlines are subject to change each year so be sure to check the websites frequently.
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