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News Research

Canada ‘muddling through’ without national research infrastructure strategy, panel finds

Expert report says fragmented governance and funding threaten Canada's research competitiveness and scientific sovereignty.
News International students

Ottawa won’t restrict student visas from countries with high asylum-claim rates

India will help Canada ‘crack down’ on student program abuses, high commissioner says.
News Students

Students and seniors under the same roof

Intergenerational living helps with loneliness and the high cost of rent.
News Students

U Sports alum lace up for PWHL season

Canadian grads eager to show their mettle on women’s pro hockey teams.

Opinion Accessibility

An accessible campus is only part of a university’s responsibility

Universities must embed disability knowledge into core professional learning.
Opinion Artificial intelligence

Faculty well-being in the age of GenAI

When every student has an AI assistant, the writing teacher's job becomes both harder and more essential.
Opinion EDI

Committee’s EDI recommendations are based on flawed logic

Excellence must be sufficiently rigorous and inclusive to identify talent wherever it exists.
Opinion Arts

Building resilience in Arts through interdisciplinary collaborations

In a technology-enabled future, Arts faculties have an opportunity to demonstrate their relevance by making collaboration across disciplines easier and more visible.

Features Research

The Nuisance Variable

Two-thirds of Alzheimer’s patients in Canada are women. Why does research still treat them as an afterthought?
Features Policy

Quebec universities: 60 years of change

From the Quiet Revolution to the present day, universities have profoundly transformed Quebec society. As a provincial election rapidly approaches, we reflect on their changing mission over six decades of often tense history.
Features Research

A bridge to human rights

IDRA scholarship winner Karen Spring studies Central American communities seeking redress for harms caused by major development projects.
Features Research

Heat waves and brain waves

IDRA scholarship winner Tianqi Zhao studies climate change and mental health in South Africa.

Career Advice Research

How serendipity built a cross-disciplinary career

Taking research positions out of economic necessity allowed me to gather a broad set of skills and knowledge.
Career Advice Research

From doctoral student to entrepreneur

Resources abound to help you turn your PhD research into a business startup.
Career Advice Indigenous

Internationalizing Truth And Reconciliation through multilingual storytelling

Faculty share stories in their home and heart languages in the University of the Fraser Valley’s Leq'áleq’el Video Series.
Career Advice Writing

Show it clearly: illustrating a report for your community partners

Part II: How to design figures that tell your story.

Rebecca Dirnfeld

Rebecca Dirnfeld is the lead for graduate career education at the Ryerson Career & Co-op Centre at Ryerson University.

Career Advice Advice

Your graduate skills are always transferable

Leveraging the skills you acquired in grad school is key to enhancing any future employment you delve into.

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Rebecca Dirnfeld
November 09, 2018

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