Experiential Learning

In her master's research, Stone Rivers is looking at the impact of incarceration on Indigenous motherhood - and how it disrupts the relationships through which culture is passed on.

A summer research program gave 15 students the chance to tackle real-world nuclear challenges, learn from industry experts and envision their place in a rapidly evolving field.

A field course offers students a preview of careers in environmental science: from using spectrophotometers, flow meters and GPS units, to analyzing their samples in the lab.

A co-op placement set the scene for a reunion between the third-year Political Science student and the NBA legend.

From hackathons to spaceflight experiments, McMaster Engineering students are applying their skills in real-world settings around the globe.

The Semester in Residence program not only empowers students to co-create solutions focused on civic priorities, it also provides mentorship, exposure to municipal practice and a strong professional network.

The students will spend 16 weeks working on research projects with McMaster faculty and Canadian Nuclear Laboratories scientists.

Veenstra's storymap used interactive maps, video, photos and text to tell the story of humpback whales' annual 8,000 km migration between Australia to Antarctica.

Years spent on the water led Eleanor Robson to study Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering with an eye on protecting waterways. Now the new grad is moving on to a career in water treatment.

McMaster students are helping build a more community-centered approach to research – and research outputs – in the North.

Capstone teams highlight the growing intersection of engineering and agriculture with projects improving cow health, welfare and dairy farm efficiency.

Political Science MA student Hannah Brown shared her research, which looks at how much Canadians know about trade policy, with federal policy experts in Ottawa.