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Edward Elgar Publishing has just published "Robot Law: Volume II”, a new landmark collection co-edited by Dr. Kristen Thomasen that delves into the legal, ethical and societal challenges that robotics and automated systems pose.

Academic experts available to comment on: Mark Carney's Cabinet

Professor Cyndy Wylde at the Faculty of Social Sciences is taking on a new internal research chair that addresses Indigenous governance and social work.

High school students can take technological design and computer science courses to earn credits toward their Ontario Secondary School Diploma.

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With courses ranging from cinema to witchcraft, there’s much to discover. The University of Ottawa offers a broad range of prerequisite-free electives, allowing you to explore new disciplines and broaden your outlook on the world. We know that building the ideal schedule is important, so here’s an updated list of courses you can take to fulfill your elective requirements.

Prof. Marina Pavlović and Dr. Katie Szilagyi have been awarded the Ian R. Kerr Memorial Best Paper Award at We Robot 2025 for their research on contract theory and generative AI.

The sun is shining, your friends are making beach plans, and you’re stuck inside trying to watch lecture videos and submit assignments. Whether you’re doing a study term as a co-op student, retaking a course or trying to lighten your schedule for next term, spring-summer classes are a smart move—but they can be a major focus challenge. (Meanwhile, if you’re a master’s or PhD student, summe...

The University of Ottawa Gee-Gees recognized the top accomplishments of the 2024-25 season at the annual awards banquet on April 5. As part of the festivities, the careers of four student-athletes were celebrated for their outstanding historical impact on their respective teams, and on the Gee-Gees as a whole.

Congratulations to Dr. Jodi Edwards, Associate Professor in the School of Epidemiology and Public Health and scientist at the University of Ottawa Heart Institute, on being named Researcher of the Year by the University of Ottawa.