Mondays in June, join fellow graduate students for dedicated writing time and expert guidance in academic writing, plus snacks and coffee and tea! 

• In-person @ the QUIC (Mitchell Hall) from 9:00 am to 4:15 pm

As part of Momentum Mondays, you can opt in to join our grad-relevant writing workshops from 1:00pm to 2:30pm within our Momentum Mondays. 

• June 1 – Writing Structure
• June 8 – Topic Sentences
• June 15 – Academic Phrases
• June 22 – Inclusive Writing  

You are welcome to attend the whole day event or just the day-specific workshop. 

Please specify if you will be joining us for the full day and/or the topic-specific workshops. 

Sign up here!

Mondays in June, join fellow graduate students for dedicated writing time and expert guidance in academic writing, plus snacks and coffee and tea! 

• In-person @ the QUIC (Mitchell Hall) from 9:00 am to 4:15 pm

As part of Momentum Mondays, you can opt in to join our grad-relevant writing workshops from 1:00pm to 2:30pm within our Momentum Mondays. 

• June 1 – Writing Structure
• June 8 – Topic Sentences
• June 15 – Academic Phrases
• June 22 – Inclusive Writing  

You are welcome to attend the whole day event or just the day-specific workshop. 

Please specify if you will be joining us for the full day and/or the topic-specific workshops. 

Sign up here!

Mondays in June, join fellow graduate students for dedicated writing time and expert guidance in academic writing, plus snacks and coffee and tea! 

• In-person @ the QUIC (Mitchell Hall) from 9:00 am to 4:15 pm

As part of Momentum Mondays, you can opt in to join our grad-relevant writing workshops from 1:00pm to 2:30pm within our Momentum Mondays. 

• June 1 – Writing Structure
• June 8 – Topic Sentences
• June 15 – Academic Phrases
• June 22 – Inclusive Writing  

You are welcome to attend the whole day event or just the day-specific workshop. 

Please specify if you will be joining us for the full day and/or the topic-specific workshops. 

Sign up here!

Summer 2026 the program will run 4:00 to 5:30pm  from May 13th to June 24th.

 On the following dates the sessions will run at the QUIC:

• May 13th 4:00-5:30pm
• May 27th 4:00-5:30pm
• June 10th 4:00-5:30pm
• June 24th 4:00-5:30pm 

The following dates the sessions will run at An Clachan:

• May 20th 4:00-5:30pm
•  June 3rd 4:00-5:30pm
•  June 17th 4:00-5:30pm 

All are welcome at either or both sessions - you are not required to attend every session. Students with spouses and children are welcome. 

Registration required and available here. 

QUIC is closed for Good Friday - we return to our regular hours Monday April 6th. 

Academic Culture is different around the world. Classroom expectations, assignments, exams, group work, etc. Are you ready to navigate the Academic Culture in Canada. Learn from Student Academic Success Services as well as Accessibility Services about the oppourtunities available through your academic career. 

The session will be recorded. Register here!

Before attending, make sure to review the QUIC pre-arrival guide: 

Module: 5.3: Academic Life

Module 6.3: New Community, A New Challenge: Culture Shock (Culture Gap)

Module 6.5: Academic Considerations

Join our International Student Advisors for an in-depth session on how to successfully apply for a Canadian study permit. You’ll gain a clear understanding of the entire process, from preparing the right documentation to navigating IRCC procedures with confidence. We’ll also cover common challenges and how to address them, including application refusals, reapplication strategies, late approvals, and deferral options. Whether you’re applying for the first time or need guidance on next steps, this session is designed to provide practical insights and support every step of the way.

This session is NOT recorded. Register here! 

This is a repeat session from May 6th 

Join our International Student Advisors for an in-depth session on how to successfully apply for a Canadian study permit. You’ll gain a clear understanding of the entire process, from preparing the right documentation to navigating IRCC procedures with confidence. We’ll also cover common challenges and how to address them, including application refusals, reapplication strategies, late approvals, and deferral options. Whether you’re applying for the first time or need guidance on next steps, this session is designed to provide practical insights and support every step of the way.

This session is NOT recorded. Register here! 

Use this Zoom link to access advising, or drop into the QUIC in-person.

International Student Advisors (ISAs)

ISAs provide confidential advising, including immigration and cultural advice, guidance, and information to assist in your transition to studying at Queen’s and living in Kingston. We specialize in supporting international students, new Canadians, permanent residents, and their families. We can assist with the following, and more: 

• Learning to navigate the local and academic cultures of Kingston and Queen’s
• Feelings of homesickness, loneliness, and isolation
• Understanding and accessing health services

ISAs are Regulated International Student Immigration Advisors (RISIA) that can provide you with information on immigration regulations as they relate to your studies in Canada, including: 

• Study permits 
• Eligibility to work on or off campus 
• Visitor visas
• Spousal work permits 
• Pathways to permanent residency

Make an Appointment 

• You also have the option to book an appointment with an ISA

Use this Zoom link to access advising, or drop into the QUIC in-person.

International Student Advisors (ISAs)

ISAs provide confidential advising, including immigration and cultural advice, guidance, and information to assist in your transition to studying at Queen’s and living in Kingston. We specialize in supporting international students, new Canadians, permanent residents, and their families. We can assist with the following, and more: 

• Learning to navigate the local and academic cultures of Kingston and Queen’s
• Feelings of homesickness, loneliness, and isolation
• Understanding and accessing health services

ISAs are Regulated International Student Immigration Advisors (RISIA) that can provide you with information on immigration regulations as they relate to your studies in Canada, including: 

• Study permits 
• Eligibility to work on or off campus 
• Visitor visas
• Spousal work permits 
• Pathways to permanent residency

Make an Appointment 

• You also have the option to book an appointment with an ISA