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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Featured Stories

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Monday, November 26, 2018

ECON 3920 Students Present at the Discovery Centre

Taught by Professor Frances Woolley, ECON 3920 (Professional Practice for Economists) gives students opportunities for experiential learning. Last Wednesday, students presented their project posters... More

Taught by Professor Frances Woolley, ECON 3920 (Professional Practice for Economists) gives students opportunities for experiential learning. Last Wednesday, students presented their project posters in our multi-media lab (room 482). Students identified a problem, explained why it's a problem, identified a possible solution, and evaluated that solution.... More

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Tuesday, October 30, 2018

Discovery Centre hosts Retro Gaming Night

In collaboration with the Library, the Discovery Centre hosted its first ever Retro Gaming Night! The Carleton University Library seeks to preserve and protect the work of video game developers, publishers, and artists, for use by a... More

In collaboration with the Library, the Discovery Centre hosted its first ever Retro Gaming Night! The Carleton University Library seeks to preserve and protect the work of video game developers, publishers, and artists, for use by a diverse array of players and researchers. It was also an opportunity to play, learn and connect with... More

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Thursday, October 25, 2018

I-CUREUS recipient runs successful blogs for Canadian Network on Humanitarian History

I-CUREUS recipient and double major history and journalism student, Sandrine Murray wrote a successful blog for the Canadian Network on Humanitarian... More

I-CUREUS recipient and double major history and journalism student, Sandrine Murray wrote a successful blog for the Canadian Network on Humanitarian history. The blog "Colombo Plan Fellowships: Transforming Education and Practice," summarizes a talk given by Jill Campbell-Miller at Carleton University in September. For full blog, click... More

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