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Articles of Interest   |   March 12, 2018

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University curriculums in science and technology programs should be reformed to strengthen their appeal to women by emphasizing inclusiveness and support rather than competitiveness between students, according to a new report by a cross-border women’s... read more

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In the News   |   February 21, 2018

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The Canadian software sector’s pervasive gender gap is already well established before kids graduate from high school, a new study reveals. The survey released today, commissioned by Canadian coding education advocacy and outreach group Actua,... read more

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Research & Findings   |   February 15, 2018

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Sexual harassment is in the news daily, and students are talking about it. Teachers and schools need to respond with appropriate lessons and activities, but often teachers fear treading in what they might view as... read more

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Articles of Interest   |   February 1, 2018

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A new survey of the labour market outcomes of PhD graduates has revealed that those who earn a doctoral degree are far more likely to find jobs at a university at the end of their... read more

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In the News   |   January 26, 2018

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau used the stage at the World Economic Forum to announce that Canada is doubling the money it gives to an international fund that helps educate girls in developing countries. During a... read more

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Research & Findings   |   January 15, 2018

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Every year Canada welcomes 300,000 newcomers and many of them will be populating your classrooms. We start the new year with a focus on advice and resources that could help you meet the challenges involved... read more

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In the News   |   January 12, 2018

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As number of Indigenous grads grows, so do calls for funding and programs that reflect the history of their communities. It’s a cold, late November afternoon at Trent University – the kind of cold that... read more

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Articles of Interest   |   December 13, 2017

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In the wake of the province’s longest-running college strike, a tenth of full-time students at Ontario’s colleges have withdrawn from their courses this term. For many, the decision to drop out is a gamble that... read more

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Articles of Interest   |   November 29, 2017

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College students could lose their entire academic year and not get back into the programs in which they are currently enrolled if they drop courses as a result of the five-week strike in Ontario this... read more

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In the News   |   November 20, 2017

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College students in Ontario will head back to class on Tuesday after the provincial government passed back-to-work legislation ending a five-week-long strike by professors. The law, which came into force on Sunday after rare weekend... read more

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Articles of Interest   |   November 17, 2017

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Degrees from Canadian universities continue to be highly valued around the world, even while postsecondary institutions in other English-speaking countries are facing declines in their reputation with employers, a new survey shows. Five Canadian universities... read more

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Articles of Interest   |   November 16, 2017

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What kind of program is more likely to lead to an increase of women graduating with engineering degrees: A college or university scholarship for promising high-school students, unconscious bias training for human resource managers or... read more

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Research & Findings   |   November 14, 2017

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This month, we review information and advice for educators who teach autistic students — or, as they are now more commonly described, those with Autism Spectrum Disorder, so-named because it covers a range of developmental... read more

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In the News   |   November 9, 2017

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Canada should launch an ambitious new program to send college and university students abroad in an effort to prepare tomorrow’s work force to drive trade and economic relations with emerging markets, a new report says.... read more

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Articles of Interest   |   November 2, 2017

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Classes at Ontario’s 24 colleges could resume as early as Monday if the union representing 12,000 faculty members comes to an agreement with college administrations when the two sides meet on Thursday. Faculty have been... read more

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