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The University of Ottawa's Forum on Water Law and Governance is at COP 15 in Montreal from 7 to 19 December.

Four new Francophone Mobility Chairs have been established to enrich the Collège des chaires de recherche sur le monde francophone (CCRMF) program, add to its expertise and clear the path to interdisciplinary collaboration at the University. The chairs have been awarded to internationally renowned francophone researchers tackling issues directly related to our strategic areas of focus in research,...

A red paper airplane about to take off while other less-fortunate-looking ones lie along the sides of the runway with scrunched noses. That’s how Mark Kravchenko, a second-year mechanical engineering student at the University of Ottawa, imagined his winning artwork for the 2022 Holiday Greeting Card Contest.

The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) honours University of Ottawa Professor Jan Grabowski with its prestigious 2022 SSHRC Impact Insight Award for bringing forth a series of untold stories from the Holocaust period.

The Faculty of Education is proud to announce that nine of its professors have been awarded Insight, Insight Development, and Connection grants from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) in 2022.

The Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship program has awarded $1.5M to 10 doctoral students conducting innovative research projects at the University of Ottawa.

The Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship program has awarded $1.5M to 10 doctoral students conducting innovative research projects at the University of Ottawa.

The University of Ottawa is the first university to sign a memorandum of understanding with Atomic Energy of Canada Limited (AECL) and Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL) to promote the mobility of highly qualified personnel and broaden the scope of research collaborations in health, security, safety, energy, and the environment.

University of Ottawa signs on with leading industry partners BlackBerry, thinkRF, TELUS, and Wesley Clover to help develop faster, stronger, and more secure 5G-enabled capabilities for use in connected and autonomous vehicles and other applications

Two new Canada Research Chairs (CRCs) will support major research projects at uOttawa: one in health economics and the other in social entrepreneurship and inclusion. The third CRC, which supports uOttawa research into cardiovascular metabolism and cell biology, has been renewed.