All news

The Official Languages and Bilingualism Institute (OLBI) celebrates the diversity of the French language and of the cultures of the Francophonie with uOttawa alumnus Philippe Falardeau (BSocSc ’89).

The alumna from the School of International Development and Global Studies, Courtney Sabey, published an article in the journal Health Policy and Planning titled “Implementation of mental health policies and reform in post-conflict countries: the case of post-genocide Rwanda”

Mental health cannot wait. Nor does it need to.

The Rhodes Scholarship is a life-changing opportunity to join outstanding young people from around the world to study at the University of Oxford. Ms. Bouzitoun is one of 11 Canadians who has been awarded this scholarship, which covers full-time, postgraduate course fees at Oxford University, as well as providing an annual stipend for living expenses.

NDC Policy Brief : Lessons from NATO's intervention in Afghanistan , written by Professor Benjamin Zyla and SIDGS alumni Laura Grant (Ph.D, 2022), published by the NATO Defense College (NDC) on March 24th 2022.

We’re proud of our M.A. Graduate from the Institute of Feminist and Gender Studies, who is named amongst the Women’s Executive Network’s Top 100 Most Powerful Women in Canada in 2015, 2017, and 2021. Meet Dr. Sarah Saska (Sher, Her, Hers)

Two uOttawa Alumni, Chris Clarkson and Melissa Munn have published the co-authored book “Disruptive Prisoners: Resistance, Reform and the New Deal” at the University of Toronto Press.

uOttawa’s Regional Alumni Councils are made up of dedicated volunteers representing all university faculties and diverse professional backgrounds. From Montreal to New York to Paris and Shanghai­­– these ambassadors help raise the profile of the University internationally through active outreach, championing philanthropic activity and supporting regional events.