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Digital Humanities seeks to enrich our understanding of the human record through interpretation and analysis. This work is pressing, and we are unable to make informed environmental, political, or social decisions without understanding cultural and industrial systems around us. DHSITE 2022 is centered around developing a foundation in feminist-oriented...

Have fun, come practice with friends and colleagues!

On September 6, 2022, the Faculty of Arts will host a mandatory information session that will introduce you to faculty services and resources available to help you succeed. These sessions are only for incoming graduate and undergraduate students.  

Learning is not limited to the classroom! The Official Languages and Bilingualism Institute invites you to Lunch and Learn with Mylan Allen at the Julien Couture Resource Centre.    Mylan Allen shares his journey through life in a multilingual context, a rewarding journey that includes a Bachelor's degree in Second Language Teaching, a Master's degree...

This roundtable is part of the celebration of Franco-Ontarian Day at the University of Ottawa.

The concept of “appropriation,” developed by the French historian and philosopher Michel de Certeau, describes the everyday tactics with which people on the ground make dominant traditions, ideas and practices their own. As a term of critical analysis, the notion holds enormous potential for the investigation of everyday social practice and, as a resu...

The Faculty of Arts is pleased to invite you to an information session on the external scholarships offered by the Faculty for graduate students.  

Fun family activities in science, technology, engineering, arts and math!

The Département de français offers an external scholarship preparation workshop for its graduate students.

We are pleased to invite students and professors of the Département de français to a back-to-school event organized by the AÉDF (Undergraduate Student Association) and the AÉCS (Graduate Student Association).