Teaching Innovation

The program offers a practical introduction to commercialization and entrepreneurship for students with ideas at different stages.

Daniel FitzGreen spent eight years turning Einstein’s calculation for gravitational lensing - a rare cosmic phenomenon - into a first-of-its-kind undergraduate physics experiment.

Recent Mechanical Engineering & Society graduate Kileigh Harrington is developing a course that brings Indigenous perspectives, land-based learning and traditional teachings into engineering design.

Students will explore emerging issues, develop strategic foresight skills and learn how today’s decisions shape tomorrow’s world.   

The Mechanical Engineering assistant professor has taken his teaching to new heights, reaching a million online learners across Udemy, Coursera and YouTube.  

Monique Pitt and Dana Cramer share their expertise on artificial intelligence, leadership and the importance of play for a new generation of leaders.

Bringing together and strengthening programs in Globalization, Social Psychology and Public Policy, the new school in the Faculty of Social Sciences will create opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration.

Meet the five exceptional recipients of the 2026 President's Award for Outstanding Contributions to Teaching and Learning.

Five Engineering students developed a way to manipulate physical particles using only sound waves. Now they’ll present their work to global academics and industry leaders in China.

This year’s Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education conference brought together educators, administrators and students to explore innovative and collaborative approaches in education.

The largest philanthropic gift to kinesiology in Canadian university history supports a long-term vision for global healthspan research, education, health policy and community impact.

This latest gift creates support and opportunities to enhance the student experience for a new generation of outstanding clinical care staff.