News & events
- Consuming Identity
- Welcome Back
- The Meaning(s) of Religion in India
- Information session with Kevin O'Neill
- Learn more about the upcoming conference
- Undergraduate Student Conference
- Queens Undergraduate Conference
- Lansdowne Lecture: Andrew Gow, February 2016
- Guest blog post for British Library by faculty member Shamma Boyarin
- Lansdowne Lecture: Benjamin Berger Dec. 1
- South of Heaven Symposium covered in the Times Colonist
- Lansdowne Lecture: Lena Salaymeh Mar 4
July-August (Term 3) and August (Term 7) courses end
Introduction to Grad Writing

As an international grad student used to writing in a different academic context, you might be unsure of the expectations and standards of academic writing and research in a North
Americanuniversity context. We will review the importance of writing from research and practical strategies for planning, writing, and revising. We will focus on strategic approaches to self-edit
in thisworkshop.
REGISTER HERE
Introduction to Grad Writing

As an international grad student used to writing in a different academic context, you might be unsure of the expectations and standards of academic writing and research in a North
Americanuniversity context. We will review the importance of writing from research and practical strategies for planning, writing, and revising. We will focus on strategic approaches to self-edit
in thisworkshop.
REGISTER HERE
Course Reserves Drop-In Workshop
Shanghai Blues

Master of Global Business Info Session

You won't find a masters program quite like ours. Travel through 3 different continents and join a multicultural team passionate about shaping the future of global business.
Shanghai Blues
