Teaching Innovation

Through a generous donation, McMaster's Faculty of Humanities is offering an innovative apprenticeship program connecting new graduates with employment in Hamilton.

Stephen Elop, '86, invests in new Engineering program.

Four individuals and one group have received the President's Award for Outstanding Contributions to Teaching and Learning.

New live chat, extended hours, user-specific filters and easier, faster navigation: Welcome to the new UTS website.

A new interdisciplinary course will introduce undergraduate students to the ideas and research of scholars within the African and Caribbean Faculty Association at McMaster.

Syrus Marcus Ware is an artist, activist, scholar and educator - and he's bringing his expertise and perspectives to McMaster's School of the Arts this fall.

The Remote Support Hub offers a quick and easy way for McMaster students, faculty and staff to access the Library's many remote teaching, learning and research services and resources.

Six McMaster graduate and postdoctoral researchers have received Canada's most prestigious awards for their work in medicine, science, engineering, social sciences and humanities.

Every year, at convocation, McMaster recognizes the achievements of students who have excelled in academics and shown extraordinary leadership.

Collaboration delivers at-home lab kits to hundreds of science students.

Through the HathiTrust Emergency Temporary Access Service (ETAS) program, the University Library is providing faculty, students and staff with digital access to the Library's print book collection while its physical buildings remain closed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

As part of a unique science communications course, students are using photo essays to capture the ways in which their lives have been transformed by COVID-19.