A place to engage in collaborative and interactive learning

Welcome to Carleton University’s centre for undergraduate research and student engagement. We are located on the fourth floor of the MacOdrum library.

We are dedicated to helping students realize their full potential through collaborative and interactive learning.

There are four program areas that the Discovery Centre offers undergraduate research, community engagement, immersive learning, and international experiences.

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Explore Programs Offered

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Book Our Spaces Here

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I-CUREUS Information

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How To Use Our 3-D Printers

Featured Stories

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Monday, January 28, 2019

Retrogames Revisited

What happens when retro becomes modern and vintage is more than just the “cool past?” Well, you might just get a retrogaming night at the Carleton University Library where everyone has the chance to explore the world of video games from past to present.... More

What happens when retro becomes modern and vintage is more than just the “cool past?” Well, you might just get a retrogaming night at the Carleton University Library where everyone has the chance to explore the world of video games from past to present. It’s game studies with a twist and an opportunity to... More

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Friday, January 25, 2019

Engineering Student Developing Software to Support Health-Care Research

When Naman Sethi started his degree last year at Carleton University, he hoped that one day he could use his education and experience to make a contribution to the health-care field. He... More

When Naman Sethi started his degree last year at Carleton University, he hoped that one day he could use his education and experience to make a contribution to the health-care field. He didn’t realize his chance to make an impact would come so soon. The second-year Software Engineering student is one of 67 Carleton... More

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Thursday, January 24, 2019

I-CUREUS Spotlight

One of our current participating teams for I-CUREUS—MacKenzie Brannen and Professor Oren Petel—have had a feature story written on their research. MacKenzie Brannen, a 3rd-year Biomedical and Mechanical Engineering student, has been aiding Professor Petel... More

One of our current participating teams for I-CUREUS—MacKenzie Brannen and Professor Oren Petel—have had a feature story written on their research. MacKenzie Brannen, a 3rd-year Biomedical and Mechanical Engineering student, has been aiding Professor Petel on his continued research and testing for improved helmet testing since the Fall term. For more... More

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