Funding and eligibility
To apply for the Saruk Leadership Program, students must first be registered in the designated Burman University leadership course offered through the School of Business.
- The student must be registered in the course for academic credit.
- The Saruk Leadership Centre will apply $800 in funding to the student account upon successful completion of the Leadership Course BUAD313.
- Funding is available for up to 30 students registered in the course.
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Before completing your Saruk Leadership Program application, register for the leadership course through the Burman University School of Business. Only the first 30 eligible students enrolled in the course will receive the $800 funding support.
The broader Saruk program emphasizes leadership instruction, mentoring, service, and experiential learning for post-secondary students.
When you participate in the Saruk Centre’s program in Leadership Development, you’ll learn from a diverse set of leaders and receive individualized training and mentorship, participate in practical experience and local service, and have the opportunity to job shadow and travel for humanitarian work.
Over the training, participants will have diverse opportunities to engage in activities that foster lifelong learning. The program encourages personal growth and skill development beyond what is typically obtained in traditional academic institutions.
Outcomes of the program
Participants will:
- Become confident, action-oriented, and self-aware
- Learn how to set goals
- Become skilled in managing their physical, mental, and financial health
- Become skilled in various forms of effective communication
- Establish enduring and productive relationships with mentors
- Become skilled in developing, fostering, and growing a strong network
- Gain insight and perspective from others
- Become skilled in interview and job searching
- Experience supporting, leading, and managing projects from start to end
- Be prepared for volunteerism
- Impact others through service
- Obtain awareness and sensitivity to other cultures and people
In short, you’ll lay a firm foundation for graduate school, future employment, humanitarian and entrepreneurial opportunities.