Research
Our department houses some of the top researchers in their field. There are many opportunities for students to get involved in research, either through volunteering in labs or participating in studies to earn credit points towards their course marks.
Student Research
Participate in a Research StudyÌý(³§°¿±·´¡)
Course-based Research Projects
An undergraduate research project (Ìý´¥Ìý) in Psychology and Neuroscience involves working in the laboratory of a faculty researcher. Projects can take place at any time during the academic year, as well as over the summer, and can last for an entire semester or continue for a year or more.
Research Awards and FellowshipsÌý
Faculty ResearchÌý
ÆÞÓÑ's membership in the U15 distinguishes us as one of Canada’s leading research-intensive universities, attracting $258M in annual research funding. Many ÆÞÓÑ researchers are nationally andÌýinternationally recognizedÌýfor their work, whether it’s groundbreaking, thought-provoking or solving real-world issues.
Faculty Research Topics:Ìý
- Developmental: Language and literacy, social-cognitive child development
- Animal: Canid behaviour (wolves, coyotes, red foxes, dogs), learning, genetics, songbird behaviour, scent and attractions in rodents
- Clinical: Addictions (smoking, gambling, alcohol), perfectionism, sleep
- Neuroscience: Insect behaviour, hormones, stress, sensory processes in hearing, biological rhythms, attention, cognition and information processing, neuroimaging with MRI
Faculty Resources
Research Awards and Research Chairs
- Killam Awards
- Ìý(CERC)
- Canada Research Chairs (CRC) Program