2023 CBIE International Student Survey

CBIE survey with smiling students and CBIE logo


What is the 2023 CBIE International Student Survey?

The 2023 CBIE International Student Survey (launched in October 2023) is being conducted at institutions across Canada and gives you the opportunity to provide important feedback and suggestions about your educational experience. 

How can I participate?

Vist the following specfic link for Western University: surveys.cbie.ca/s3/Western-University 

What does the survey cover?

The survey questions ask about your experiences as an international student at Western and in Canada, from pre-arrival throughout your studies - including academics, housing, health and wellness supports and much more. 

Who is eligible to participate?

All current full-time and part-time international* undergraduate and graduate students on Western’s main campus are eligible to complete the survey. In addition, international students at Western Continuing Studies and Western English Language Centre are invited to complete the survey. 

Students enrolled at Brescia, Huron, and King’s, and visiting research students are not included in the survey.

Why is Western doing this survey?

Western recognizes the significant investment you have made in your studies and we value your opinion. This is your chance to tell us how we can improve services and support for current and future students.

Is my feedback confidential?

Yes. Your data and email will remain strictly confidential. You will only be contacted by CBIE if your email is randomly selected in the draw (option at the end of the survey). 

How long does the survey take?

The survey takes approximately 30 minutes to complete.

If you have questions about Western's participation in this survey, please contact:

Ana Chiarelli
Director, International Student Services
achiare@uwo.ca
519-661-2111 ext. 85944

* For the purposes of this survey, international is defined as "students studying in Canada with a student study permit, visitor’s visa, or undertaking research on a work permit."