Teaching Innovation

From exploring the COVID-19 pandemic to virtual experiential learning, McMaster is offering an extensive selection of unique spring/summer courses, taught using a range of remote learning tools.

Under Jeremiah Hurley's leadership, the Faculty of Social Sciences has improved its fiscal situation, increased research activities, reversed enrolment declines and raised the entrance standard.

Colleagues have awarded Faculty of Science Research Chairs to Louis Schmidt, Gillian Goward and Martin Gibala.

McMaster University Continuing Education has launched the McMaster Learning for 55+ program which gives older adults access to a variety of courses developed specifically for them.

Hira Nadeem's goal as an emerging aerospace engineer is simple: to "bring space down to earth." In her final year of electrical engineering at McMaster University, she's now one step closer to making her mark in the aerospace industry as a Brooke Owens Fellow.

Three BTech programs at the W Booth School of Engineering Practice and Technology are the first engineering programs in Ontario to be accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs.

Jonathan Patz, MD, MPH, professor and director of the Global Health Institute at the University of Wisconsin will receive this year's Chanchlani Global Health Research Award and deliver a lecture at McMaster University on February 10.

McMaster's Midwifery Education Program has another first to add to its accomplishments. It is the inaugural program to receive accreditation from the Canadian Association for Midwifery Education.

A new report authored by 12 universities charts path for developing infrastructure to issue, share, and verify digital credentials of academic achievement.

Integrated Science students take top spot in federal government data challenge.

Applications are being accepted now for the graduate program which will immerse students in psychotherapy theory and applied clinical skill development.