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The University at Buffalo Arts Management Program is designed to increase the student's ability to identify and solve the complex, interdisciplinary problems and tensions that are inherent in the areas of arts management and cultural policy making.
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Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy
Internationally recognized legal studies institute. Maintains a regional network of legal scholars in the U.S. and Canada.
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Canada Border Services Agency
Information about the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI) and required documents can be found here.
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Canada - U.S. Fulbright Program
The Canada-U.S. Fulbright Program is a joint, bi-national program supported by the Government of Canada through the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade and the Government of the United States through the United States Department of State. The Canada - U.S. Fulbright Program strives to enhance understanding between Canada and the United States by providing grants to the best Canadian and American graduate students, faculty, professionals and independent researchers to conduct research, study or lecture in the other country. This educational exchange contributes to the development of our future leaders and enables scholars of each country to tackle important contemporary issues in the public debate. -
Canada-U.S. Legal Studies Centre
Founded in 1989, the Canada-US Legal Studies Centre of the UB School of Law serves as the focus of activities on Canadian and comparative US-Canadian legal issues. The Centre focuses on encouraging curricular and research activities, as well hosting and supporting public presentations, conferences and workshops. -
Canada-US Trade Center
Research center housed in the UB Department of Geography devoted to the study of Canada - U.S. economic interactions, particularly on the cross-border movement of commodities, services, technology, people, information and capital. -
Canadian Studies Academic Program
The graduate certificate program at the University at Buffalo mobilizes and draws upon a wide range of faculty expertise and interest in Canada. -
Crossing Borders Conference
In the summer of 1995, the Steering Committee of the Golden Horseshoe Educational Alliance decided that a bi-national conference would be an excellent means by which to develop academic relations between students throughout the cross-border region. Crossing Borders became a reality in March of 1996 as students convened at Niagara University to share ideas and discuss a wide range of cross-border issues. Since then, the conference has become an annual event and has flourished, receiving attention from key sectors of the academic community. -
The Great Lakes Program
The program, one of 10 university-based Great Lakes research centers in the U.S. and Canada, to develop, evaluate, and synthesize scientific and technological knowledge on the Great Lakes ecosystem in support of public education and policy information. -
The Regional Institute
Founded in 1997, the Regional Institute at UB works with programs and organizations engaged in building cross-border relationships with Southern Ontario. -
The Niagara Report
A public-private partnership started in the summer of 2005 to monitor opinions on the Canadian-American relationship. -
School of Architecture and Planning
UB’s School of Architecture and Planning highlights the significance of design initiatives and professional practice in Canada. UB students travel to Toronto and other Canadian cities to see new buildings, visit architects’ offices, and develop individual design proposals. -
Transborder Research University Network (TRUN)
The Transborder Research University Network (TRUN) is being developed to expand and support cooperation among research universities in the border region of Ontario and New York State.
Political Links
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Canadian Embassy (Washington, DC)
Canada's representative to the United States government -
Canadian Consulate (Buffalo, NY)
Canada's representation in the Buffalo, NY area
Academic Links
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Canadian Studies Academic Program
The graduate certificate program at the University at Buffalo mobilizes and draws upon a wide range of faculty expertise and interest in Canada. -
Canadian Studies: A Guide to the Sources
Bibliographic essay featuring links to a wide range of resources for Canadian studies. -
Association for Canadian Studies in the United States
Not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting Canada as an area of academic inquiry. The Canadian-American Studies Committee is an active participant in conferences and other activities organized by ACSUS, the largest organization of Canadianists outside of Canada. -
Canadian-American Center, University of Maine
Research center that promotes cross-border research in the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and professions; and directs the outreach programs to state, regional, and national audiences. -
Canadian Embassy Grants
Summary of funding opportunities available from the Canadian Embassy for studying Canada and Canada-U.S. relations. -
International Council for Canadian Studies
Federation of 20 national and multinational Canadian studies associations. Promotes and supports research, education and publications in all fields of Canadian Studies and in all countries. -
Teaching Canada
Links to Canadian research resources. From University of Maine's Canadian-American Center. -
Québec Studies Program The Québec Studies Program has four components: grants for professors, dissertators and researchers, matching grants for libraries, grants for program enhancement, and grants for guest speakers and writers from Québec.
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