Khaki University of Canada

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Khaki University of Canada was a World War I–era educational initiative that provided university-level instruction to Canadian soldiers overseas to support their intellectual development and postwar reintegration.

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Khaki University of Canada canonical 1

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instanceOf Canadian military education program
educational initiative
aim prepare soldiers for postwar civilian life
reduce disruption of demobilization through education
beneficiary returning Canadian veterans
country Canada
educationLevel university level
field adult education
military education
historicalPeriod World War I era NERFINISHED
languageOfInstruction English
locationOfActivity overseas military camps
notableFeature delivered university-style courses in a war zone
linked military service with academic credit
operatedBy Canadian Expeditionary Force NERFINISHED
operatedDuring World War I NERFINISHED
operatedFor Canadian soldiers
participant Canadian officers and enlisted men
purpose assist postwar reintegration of Canadian soldiers
provide university-level instruction to Canadian soldiers overseas
support intellectual development of Canadian soldiers
relatedTo Canadian Expeditionary Force education services
postwar reintegration policies of Canada
sector higher education
military
sponsor Canadian military authorities NERFINISHED
targetPopulation Canadian soldiers overseas
typeOfProgram continuing education program
wartime educational scheme

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Henry Marshall Tory employer Khaki University of Canada