If you’re interested in research and advancing knowledge in your field, you can gain research experience as an undergraduate or graduate student. Contribute new knowledge to your field by becoming a research assistant or working on a major research project.
Research-based
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research centres
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student research projects
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funding opportunities for research
How you can learn
Major research projects
Represent significant, original work in theoretical or applied research, usually at the graduate level. Students can gain experience leading a research project while preparing for future academic work or research-related careers.
Participatory action research
An approach that involves the participation of the community in order to co-develop research programs for the purpose of taking action.
Research assistantships
Offer students the opportunity to gain research experience by participating in projects or studies conducted by faculty members, university-affiliated research centres and groups, or university administration. Students may also co-author papers with members of the project team, present at conferences, or conduct independent research.
Undergraduate research projects
Can include research, participatory research, or research-creation work that accompanies undergraduate coursework and prepares students for graduate studies or careers in research.
Space to learn: 4TH SPACE
An immersive street-level vitrine that showcases the exciting work taking place at Concordia.
