Research and creative activities are a cornerstone of the Mount Allison experience — both for faculty and students.

Our faculty are involved in cutting edge research in many different fields.

Mount Allison researchers are well-respected for their research and creative contributions in the arts, humanities, social sciences, and sciences, and in fine arts, music, and drama.

In particular, Mount Allison research focuses on questions of quality of life and human endeavour, including:

  • aquatic sciences
  • citizenship, culture, and civil society
  • climate change
  • creative practice and performance
  • health and aging
  • material science
  • scholarship of teaching and learning
  • visual and material culture
Research-creation project 'How Do We Listen?' tells one family's experience with residential schools

Our researchers provide leadership in their respective disciplines and foster exceptional experiential learning. 

    Our students often work right alongside them as research assistants, benefiting from their experience and expertise.

    Or, supported by faculty, they choose to pursue their own interests through independent research projects.

    Are you a student? Find out how to get involved in undergraduate student research.

    Dr. Janine Rogers with students Noah Lubendo ('20) and Abigail Judges ('18), researchers in cultural literacy

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    Partnerships and innovation

    Mount Allison University researchers participate in a wide variety of research initiatives involving the private sector, community organizations, provincial organizations, and networks, including Springboard Atlantic and the New Brunswick Social Policy Research Network, to name a few.

    Explore our research services for more information.

    Research news

    Mount Allison’s Dr. Lauren Beck elected to the RSC 2023 College of New Scholars, Artists, and Scientists
    Royal Society of Canada recognizes excellence, promotes culture and knowledge of innovation
    Mount Allison researchers receive SSHRC funding
    Studies look at the convergence of humanities and sciences within museum contexts, music transmission as conversion tools, and Canadian place names
    Mount Allison history under the microscope
    Dr. Vett Lloyd revives histology course using biology department's historic slide collection

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