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The Wong International Centre and Acadia Studentsβ Union (ASU) offer a wide range of social, cultural, and leadership opportunities for international students. These include events, clubs, and funding support for student-led initiatives
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Yes — international students at Acadia have access to a vibrant mix of clubs, events, and activities designed to help you connect, celebrate your culture, and build community.
Here’s what’s available:
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π Cultural festivals and outings – Celebrate global traditions and explore Nova Scotia with other students
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π§π€π§ Meetups and mixers – Hosted by the Wong International Centre to help you make friends and settle in
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π₯ Community lunches and peer socials – Casual gatherings to share food and stories
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ποΈ Student clubs and societies – Join or start a club through the
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π‘ Leadership opportunities – Apply for funding through the Student Activity Fund or Wellness Fund to host your own events
Whether you’re into dance, debate, food, or film — there’s a place for you to get involved. And if you don’t see a club that fits, you can start your own with support from ASU.
To learn more or get connected, email international@acadiau.ca or visit the Wong International Centre in person.
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Student Activity Fund: Financial support for student-led events and travel
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Registered Student Organization: A recognized club or society supported by the Acadia Students’ Union
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Campus Life team: ASU staff who help students get involved and organize activities
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Clubs are open to all students, and many are led by international students
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The Wong Centre regularly promotes events through email and social media — keep an eye on your inbox
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You can apply for funding to host your own cultural or wellness event
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If you’re unsure where to start, the Campus Life team and Wong Centre staff are happy to help