Teaching Innovation

Kristina Llewellyn's work focuses on studying historical harms to shape meaningful principles of restorative justice and offer paths for redress and ultimately, a more just future.

Guidelines, modules, a course assessment tool and even a podcast: McMaster experts are leading the way on generative AI with a robust suite of resources, and other institutions are paying attention.

Ayesha Khan has been recognized more than once with teaching awards, but what she really values is the large - and growing - stash of hand-written, heartfelt notes from her students.

The rankings assess the academic research of universities in more than 100 countries.

Three exceptional faculty members are the recipients of the 2024 President's Awards for Outstanding Contributions to Teaching and Learning.

McMaster has once again been identified as a global leader in the study of life sciences and medicine, according to the 2024 QS World University Rankings by Subject.

A collaboration between Continuing Education and the School of Earth, Environment and Society in the Faculty of Science, the flexible course aims to equip employers and workers with practical strategies to support carer-employees.

Greek and Roman Studies professor Stephen Russell is not only demystifying the languages of medical science, he's creating "the McMaster Translations" to help students understand anatomical terms.

Two McMaster research groups have the opportunity to receive a $20,000 dollar award if their projects are innovative and address societal changes.

Chaitanya Bhatt (EMBA '22) shares his thoughts on what it means to be a leader and the importance of diversity in an organization.

The course explores Teddy Boys, Punks, Acid Ravers and other youth movements whose fashion, music and recreational activities might look surprisingly familiar - even in 2024.

Professors Daniel Coleman, Mark Crowther and Stuart Phillips will be formally recognized at this year's Fall Convocation ceremonies.