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Institute for the Future of Law Practice

Program equips law students with hands-on learning of new legal tech

Reid Collins with Ken Lebioda

Biomedical technology: The ideal career path mixing science and business

Sharon Wang in San Francisco, where she attended DeveloperWeek. Photos courtesy Sharon Wang

Class of 2019: Sharon Wang didn't follow in her geologist parents' footsteps

Devin Drozdz's internship is in the central Alberta municipality of Clearwater County. Photo courtesy Devin Drozdz

Future engineers put their education into action in rural Alberta communities

W.A. Ranches near Cochrane, Alta. is the University of Calgary Faculty of Veterinary Medicine's new centre for teaching and learning, research, and community engagement. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

UCalgary Across Alberta: University's teaching, learning and research touch the heart of communities in every corner of our province

Will a baby giant panda (or two) be born later this year at the Calgary Zoo? The pregnancy watch is on, so stay tuned. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary.

Will the Calgary Zoo hear the pitter patter of little panda paws this year?

Erin Kaipainen, senior specialist in experiential learning at the Taylor Institute for Teaching and Learning, says post-secondary institutions across Canada are emphasizing the benefits of experiential learning. Photo by Tania Losev, Taylor Institute for Teaching and Learning

Work-integrated learning connects student learning to workplace settings

Getting involved in the Student Action Volunteer Initiative (SAVI) helped Haskayne student Johnny Zhong build confidence and optimism for his future. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Signing up to volunteer was a pivotal moment for Haskayne student

How do we transform education and prepare students to thrive in their chosen careers?

'We look forward to hiring you in the future'