Trent Scholars Awarded $4 Million to Advance Social Sciences & Humanities Research
Food security, energy culture and economics, and disease prevention among projects supported by federal government
Food security, energy culture and economics, and disease prevention among projects supported by federal government
Supported by the Queen Elizabeth II Scholars program, Scott Stebbing leverages global research network at Trent to investigate trace elements in aquatic ecosystems
Framework aligns tuition for international doctoral candidates with domestic out-of-province rates, supporting Canada's efforts to attract world-leading researchers
Larissa Wallisch pursues accelerated master’s degree, building on undergrad research on enhanced rock weathering and carbon sequestration
Postdoctoral fellow and Ph.D. candidates advance research on agriculture, climate change, and language processing at Trent with funding from the Canada Impact+ Research Training Awards
Award-winning Trent educators Barbara Moktthewenkwe Wall and Mary-Claire Buell curate success stories of collaborative environmental change
Dr. Barbara Moktthewenkwe Wall recognized with 2025-26 Ontario Confederation of University Faculty Associations Teaching Award for contributions to land-based learning, Indigenous knowledge and environmental care
This year’s Governor General Medal and President’s Medals recognized four doctorate and master’s graduates for innovation in biomedical research, psychotherapy, performing arts and culture, and intergenerational connection
Since the launch of new degree programs at Trent Durham, explorations of AI have accelerated at Trent alongside renewed national and sector emphasis on ethics, trust, cybersecurity, and human and economic prosperity
Research by master’s student Ainsley Taggett examines early indicators of natural ecological recovery