GS 505
Multi-Disciplinary Research Internship
Courses may be offered between academic units through the Faculty of Graduate Studies. This multi-disciplinary course provides supervised opportunities for students to work on applied research projects in collaboration with community organizations. Research questions and project topics posed by the community partners allow students to make a difference by addressing issues of concern in our society. Students meet weekly as a group with the course instructor to discuss topics in civically-engaged research. Students also meet individually with a supervisor from the community partner to plan and conduct a research project.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027