Posts sorted by Luciara Nardon
Highly skilled immigrants' strategies for successful career transitions
After a successful year as an MSc student, Dunja Palic fast-tracked into the PhD in Management program. Now in her fourth year, she is excited…
Luciara Nardon receives IRSG funding to study multinational migration in Canada and Brazil
Professor Luciara Nardon (International Business) has received the maximum possible award under Carleton University’s International Research Seed Grant program for her project Understanding Multinational Migrations…
Sprott funds two Undergraduate Summer Research Experience positions for 2024
The Sprott Research Office is happy to announce that the Sprott Undergraduate Summer Research Experience (SUSRE) program was able to fund two 2024 research internships.…
Immigration, communities, and the economy
Immigrant women are falling behind during the COVID-19 pandemic
How to cope with pandemic fatigue by imagining metaphors
Facilitating workplace integration of international student graduates
Daniel Gulanowski (Assistant Professor, International Business) is studying how we can facilitate the successful integration of international students within Canadian society. He sees meaningful employment…
Immigration, Communities and the Economy
Mapping out a solution to Canada's labour shortage Carleton University's Luciara Nardon, co-director of the Centre for Research on Inclusion at Work at the Sprott…
Luciara Nardon Receives Faculty Graduate Mentoring Award
A graduate student's supervisor and mentorship can have immense impact in their research and academic careers. Luciara Nardon, professor of international business at the Sprott…
Interested in an MSc in Management degree? Recent grad Liam Hoselton talks about his experience
Liam Hoselton is a proud graduate of Carleton University, receiving two degrees from the Sprott School of Business; a Bachelor of International Business and an MSc in Management.…
Supporting newcomers’ integration at work: A Q&A with PhD candidate Vivi Zhang
New immigrants looking to join Canada’s labour market face a myriad of challenges. Vivi (Hui) Zhang, PhD in Management candidate at Carleton University’s Sprott School…
World Skills Employment Centre launches research initiative aimed at deepening employer partnerships to help newcomers integrate into in-demand labour sectors
Minister of Immigration, Refugee and Citizenship Canada says, “Newcomers enrich the cultural fabric of our society.” Over 700 newcomers are set to benefit from a…
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