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Professor Hy Van Luong and students at the entrance of “Hoi An Covered Bridge” in Da Nang.

Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City are a study in contrasts for undergraduates

April 06, 2016

One of University of Toronto student Ongio Tsui’s favourite mementos from his recent journey to Vietnam is a cell phone video of him riding on the back of one of Ho Chi Minh City’s ubiquitous motorbikes.

Camera taking a photo of architecture in Vietnam

Munk students make the most of Reading Week

March 02, 2016

Its studious name notwithstanding, Reading Week is seen by many as a time to leave their books behind and unwind before the start of exam season.

Students measure Myanmar's embrace of democracy

October 20, 2015

A recent research expedition to Myanmar gave U of T student Eros Grinzato a taste of how much things have changed since democracy came to the country in 2011.

A&S students gain transformative field experience in Republic of Georgia

April 29, 2015

Nine undergraduates left for the Republic of Georgia in February as novice researchers and returned a week later with solid field research experience under their belts.

A&S students visit "third" Korea

January 29, 2015

The world has grown accustomed to the existence of two Koreas since the Second World War left the peninsular nation divided. Yet, many are unaware that there exists a “third Korea.”

Students Josephine Petrolo, Vanessa Trivisonno and Christina Mauriello with Professor Anne Urbancic

Students explore Milan to relive days of iconic 19th-century author

April 04, 2014

It took just five days on the streets of Milan to bring the celebrated Italian writer Alessandro Manzoni to life for a group of Italian Studiesstudents.

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