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Sensor Systems - Grad Research
It all began with an interest in electric guitars. Alexander Craig says he always wondered how the musical sounds produced…
Reframing the Housing Industry
One winter week, Gary Martin found three bathroom vents in peoples’ houses that all directed warm, moist air into their…
Carleton’s Sprott School of Business Awarded International Accreditation from the AACSB
Sprott Advantage Recognized by Premier Accreditation Body Carleton University’s Sprott School of Business has been selected as one of 10…
Want to Start a New Business?
More than one third of alumni from Carleton’s Technology Innovation Management (TIM) program graduate with a degree in one hand…
Research with a Silver Lining
Grad students Adam Bottomley, Alireza Aleali and Yule Xiong have just been awarded $3,000 scholarships from the International Society for Optics…
Tuition Fee Estimator
Student Accounts Receivable has launched a new fee estimator tool where you can now estimate your tuition and miscellaneous fees…
SSHRC Funds Innovative Grad Research
The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) recently announced $2.5 million to 64 Carleton University graduate students to help fund…
Interdisciplinary Collaboration
This June, the first cohort of students will graduate from both the MA in Women's and Gender Studies (WGST) and the new…
Battling Depression
Feeling depressed? It could be because your oxytocin system is out of whack. PhD candidate, Robyn McQuaid is examining the…
Researching Human-Computer Interaction
Can gesture-based computer games use the information embedded in our movements to figure out when and how to adjust the…
New Program to Help Students Manage Stress
“I was very anxious about developing and writing a thesis. I was concerned that my struggles with time management and…
Carleton Graduate Programs in the Humanities Go Digital
Carleton University is pleased to announce a new collaborative MA in Digital Humanities that will offer a broader range of…
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