Student Research
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FASSinating Student Research
Carleton students in all departments of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences are doing some fascinating research. Please click on the links below to view some of the research topics our students are investigating:
Kathleen McFarland
Egyptian Expedition
Deanna Singh
Florence Voice Seminar in Italy
Carleton Students Engage with the Guggenheim
Megan McCarthy is a Carleton art history student, and she’s already getting experience at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York City. The master’s student is part of a class studying an upcoming exhibit at the Guggenheim, co-curated by Ming Tiampo – an associate professor in art history at Carleton.
Read more in Carleton Now.
Student Research Opportunities
Both undergraduate and graduate students have an important role to play in the research that takes place at Carleton University. Not only can students learn analytical and research skills in projects for their classes, they can also further develop their passion for a subject by working with Carleton’s expert researchers and contribute to research at Carleton. Analytical and research skills increase success in both the classroom and in future vocations.
Take Research Further
Graduate Research Assistantships (RAs): Many departments offer RAs to graduate students. Please visit your department’s website for additional information.
I-CUREUS (Internship – Carleton University Research Experience for Undergraduate Students)
Research Courses: Register for a 4th year research seminar, a thesis, research, fieldwork or project course, independent study, or directed studies in preparation for graduate school or a career in a research field.
Volunteer Opportunities: Contact the Directors of FASS Research Centres, take advantage of Ottawa’s many NGOs and not-for-profit organizations to contribute to research in the community, to increase your knowledge in a specific area, and to network with other professionals who are knowledgeable and passionate about your subject area.
Venture Further Afield
Co-op: The following FASS departments offer a co-op option – Cognitive Science, English, French, History, Sociology
Summer International Opportunities
Young Canada Works Summer Jobs and Internships
Contact your Department, School or Institute for information on internships and practicum placements
Further your Education
Postdoctoral and Research Associate Opportunities
Student Research Support
Learning Support Services, part of the Student Academic Success Centre, provides assistance with academic research skills, academic writing support and learning skills.