By Matthew Reisz. University of Oxford historian calls on academics to fight back against changes based on a ‘demonstrably inadequate account of human nature’. More...
27 février 2016
27 février 2016
Graduate jobs outlook improves for those with a master’s
Report from careers advice service Prospects points to significant rise in employment rate for those with higher level qualifications. More...
26 février 2016
Part-time PhD - how to combine study with a career
By Jack Grove. Former international rugby player Colin Gregor is one of a growing number of students to balance a PhD with a career. More...
26 février 2016
Warwick economics event aims to learn lessons of history
By Matthew Reisz. Economists are finding new ways of learning about the past – and learning from the past. More...
26 février 2016
Spending smarter on student aid in Ontario
By Spencer Nestico-Semianiw. We have the necessary means if we re-allocate it to those truly in need. More...
26 février 2016
Reimagining the humanities PhD, take two
By Paul Keen. Conference at Carleton U in May follows up on inaugural McGill gathering last year. More...
26 février 2016
Canada at AAAS: Can we be both visionary and nimble?
By Hellen Murphy. Sometimes getting the right people in the room makes all the difference. That was the idea behind a roundtable on Feb. 11 at the Canadian Embassy in Washington. Universities Canada and the Canada Foundation for Innovation co-convened the meeting of research agency leaders from Canada, the U.S. and Europe to talk about ramping up international research collaboration. More...
26 février 2016
Canadian campuses suffer from a lack of racial inclusion
By Annette Henry. Universities often ignore a varied and rich Black intellectual tradition. More...
26 février 2016
One size does not fit all with promotion, tenure and review
By Jessica Riddell. I’ve recently had three opportunities to think about ways that scholarly activity is evaluated (and, therefore, valued) within the academy: first, as I compiled my sabbatical report and had to account for a year’s worth of productivity; second, when I was asked to serve as an external reviewer for a full professor-ship at a different university; and, third, during a retreat with the 2015 cohort of the 3M National Teaching Fellows. More...
26 février 2016
Research budgeting for scientists
By Allison McDonald. Prior to starting my job as an assistant professor, I had never managed a professional budget before. I’d certainly managed my personal finances previously, but I’d never before had total oversight of a research budget and been responsible for figuring out how to spend it effectively and ensure that I wasn’t going over budget. More...
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