Top Thumbs: drone pilots learn to fly at Aurora College
Unmanned aircraft have proven invaluable for mapping inaccessible landscapes in Canada’s North. How one college is working hard to meet the demand for pilots.
University Guide 2018
UBC’s International Baccalaureate Program: Have degree, will travel
UBC produces teachers with an international outlook—and ambitions to match
University of Windsor: I came here for an argument
A new Ph.D. aims to prove that arguing isn’t about bullheadedness. Instead, it can bring people together.
Computer Engineering Technology at Algonquin College
An old computer language finds new relevance for students
Teaching machine learning at the University of Alberta
Capitalizing on Edmonton’s surprising strength in cutting-edge AI research
Teaching entrepreneurship and social innovation at Wilfrid Laurier
It’s not enough to have good products anymore. Companies need a pristine reputation as well.
How Seneca College trains the next generation of entrepreneurs
Aspiring small business owners learn to work for themselves-and swim in the Shark Tank
The University of Toronto’s nursing program: VR, robots and more
University of Toronto students research robots and games to mitigate pain
Where criminology students study side-by-side with prisoners
By studying criminology together, convicts and students discover they can be colleagues—even friends
Preparing for our automated, robotic future at Conestoga College
At Conestoga College, students gain hands-on experience in automation