Federation’s goal is to make highly relevant research better known.

Blended-learning program to expand to more arts and science courses.

Panel unveils ambitious plan for student recruitment, international scholarships and marketing.

The company’s engineering director likes to recruit people with broad experience – and if you’re an alumnus of the University of Waterloo, that certainly won’t hurt.

A small but growing number of doctoral students are earning their degrees with supervision in two countries.

Study offers wealth of data for education policy makers and stakeholders.

New funding from Europe is available for Canadians in consortia including early-career researchers.

Research into soldiers’ resilience shows promise for early detection of mental distress.

Canadian university leaders and government officials heard how collaboration is a key to successful R&D in those countries.

Scheduled event took place days after three profs were denounced for sexual harassment.

Rebuilding trust and dialogue key themes at recent conference in Ottawa.

Held at a convent north of Montreal, students spent hours writing in monastic silence.

A panel of university experts discuss the need for economic opportunity, flexible education and inclusive spaces for newcomers to Canada.

The province is stepping up efforts to attract more students and entice them to stay after graduating.

“All of us are very supportive when it comes to helping our students reach their athletic goals,” says one dean.

On the 10th anniversary of the first massive open online course, they are more numerous than ever.

Dix ans après leur création, ils sont plus nombreux que jamais et continuent d’évoluer.

An injection of $3 billion for research and expressed support for the “next generation of researchers” figures prominently in the federal budget.

The initiative builds on a pilot project in Nova Scotia to combat the region’s shrinking and aging population.

An interview with the committee’s inaugural chair, SSHRC president Ted Hewitt.