Send your brand to the top of the class with The Globe and Mail's exciting education initiatives that build on the huge success of our Canadian University Report magazine.

For 2009 The Globe and Mail's comprehensive education package consists of:

• Canadian University Report magazine
  Canadian University Report is an essential resource for high school students and their parents as they contemplate university options. Each year's survey is based on responses from over 40,000 students and more than 55 Canadian universities. As in 2008, this year the publication will be widely distributed across Canada to high schools, guidance counselors, libraries and universities and will also be available online.
  
  Key Dates:
  Space Deadline: September 23, 2009
  Material Deadline: September 25, 2009
  Publication Date: October 22, 2009
  
  For more information, please click here to download our 2009 Media Kit.

• Globe Campus eFair
  November of last year also saw us host the first ever online fair for Canadian Universities and their undergraduate programs. The eFair is an online trade show that allows universities and colleges to directly promote to and interact with young people and families who are looking for information to help make informed post-secondary education choices. In addition to customizable exhibitor booths, the eFair will feature a day-long program of online webinars featuring high-profile speakers on various subjects related to the university and college experience.
  
  Key Dates:
  Commitment: September 24, 2009
  Material Deadline: September 30, 2009
  Publication Date: October 29, 2009
  
  Below: Simon Beck, The Globe and Mail's Editor of Education Reports, guides you through the Globe Campus eFair, highlighting its benefits for university recruiters, parents and prospective students alike.
  
  
  
  
  
  Education Exhibitors - for more information, please click here to download our 2009 Media Kit.
  
  Non-Education Exhibitors - for more information, please click here to download our 2009 Media Kit.

• GlobeCampus.ca
  In the Fall of 2008, The Globe introduced GlobeCampus.ca, a revamped and high-utility education site. GlobeCampus.ca includes the latest education news powered by Globe and Mail journalists, research tools to quickly calculate financial aid options, listings of all merit-based scholarships and more. The Globe's Campus Navigator allows students to generate their own personal ranking by deciding how important they consider certain indicators to be their studies. New for 2009 we will be adding wider coverage of colleges, graduate studies and career planning.
  
  For more information, please click here to download our 2009 Media Kit.

The Globe has plenty of opportunities for advertisers in the education sector. Among them are:

• Education special reports in our newspaper.
• The MBA Profiles series in Report on Business magazine.
• Custom initiatives that let advertisers create highly targeted, one-of-a-kind promotions.

A recent StatsCan study suggests that children who have at least one parent with a university degree have significantly more savings for university accumulated than children of parents with high school diplomas or less.*

Since Globe readers are such a highly educated bunch, it makes sense that their children are far more likely than average Canadians to have funds saved up for post-secondary education. Learn more on GlobeLink's Education Facts & Figures page.


Whether they end up running businesses, arts institutions, research facilities or the country itself, Canada's most promising young people turn to The Globe as they plan their paths through life.

Our education products represent the best environments for advertisers who want to connect with this highly coveted audience. Don't miss your chance to show the country's future movers and shakers how your brand has real relevance to their goals, dreams and lifestyles.


For more information about The Globe and Mail's complete range of education content opportunities in 2009, please download a PDF of our 2009 Education Special Reports Calendar or contact your sales representative.

* Source: Saving for Post-Secondary Education by Sophie Lefebvre, part of Statistics Canada's Perspective on Labour and Income, Vol. 5, No. 7, July 2004, 75-001-XIE.