Research Café
Research Café is a relaxed and collegial gathering designed to foster a vibrant research community at Yorkville University. Open to all faculty and staff, Research Café is more than just a meeting. […]
Research Café is a relaxed and collegial gathering designed to foster a vibrant research community at Yorkville University. Open to all faculty and staff, Research Café is more than just a meeting. […]
Research Talk is an inspiring podcast series that brings research to life at Yorkville University through the art of storytelling. Each episode spotlights one faculty member, offering a reflective and engaging space to share the personal journey behind their scholarly work: How […]
This workshop introduces bibliometric analysis as a research method for mapping scientific knowledge, identifying research trends, and exploring research frontiers using data from major scholarly databases such as Scopus and […]
An SSAF information session will be offered to provide an overview of the funding program, eligibility criteria, application components, followed by QAs. Faculty and staff who plan to apply for this call are required to attend this session. If you cannot attend, please request the recording from Dr. Thu Le at tle@yorkvilleu.ca Date: Friday, March […]
More information will be provided early 2026.
Join our next Research Café for a relaxed, conversation‑driven session focused on collaboration in research. Connect with colleagues across disciplines, share experiences, and explore strategies for building meaningful research partnerships […]
Framing Autoethnography through the Arts Date: Wednesday, May 20th, 2026 Time: 1 - 2 p.m. (EDT) | 10 – 11 a.m. (PDT) | 2 – 3 p.m. (ADT) Mode: Online […]
Emma Posca is a PhD candidate at York University and a settler educator specializing in Indigenization and decolonization. Her dissertation examines Indigenous Framework Plans across Ontario postsecondary institutions to analyze […]
Action research is a research methodology that examines a problem of practice. Through iterative cycles of “looking, thinking, acting” (Stringer, 2014), researchers can determine what actions might provide solutions. For […]
For the first time, Research Café will be hosted by a faculty member, and we are pleased to feature Dr. Amir Teymourian from the BBA program at the New Westminster campus. This […]
Our next workshop will welcome Dr. Michelle K. McGinn, Professor of Educational Studies at Brock University and Editor-in-Chief of the Canadian Journal of Higher Education. She is co-editor of The Social Production of Research: Perspectives […]
Our September Research in Focus highlights research from Dr. Naghmeh Babaee from Liberal Arts program. As AI becomes increasingly prominent in education, this presentation explores its potential to support multilingual […]