Offices, Departments and Faculties

The Ānako Indigenous Research Institute promotes Indigenous research excellence by supporting community-engaged scholarship, Indigenous methodologies and collaborative partnerships.

CISCE fosters a welcoming environment where Indigenous students, staff, faculty and community members can learn, grow and connect through culturally grounded spaces, resources and learning opportunities.

EIC promotes an inclusive and transformative environment where diverse experiences, perspectives and a shared sense of belonging drive excellence across learning, teaching, research and work at Carleton University.

The Graduate Studies Office supports graduate students and faculties throughout the academic journey, coordinating admissions, program requirements, thesis submissions and convocation.

AVPITLR advances Indigenous teaching, learning and research while supporting reconciliation, Indigenous-led initiatives and community partnerships.

The Office of the Deputy Provost oversees faculty affairs, including academic hiring, labour relations, teaching assistants and postdoctoral fellows, while supporting academic careers and managing collective agreements.

OIRP supports institutional planning, evidence-based decision-making and accountability through data analysis, reporting and strategic insights.

The Office of the Vice-Provost (Academic and Global Learning) leads academic quality assurance, curriculum development and Teaching and Learning Services, advancing academic priorities across the university.

The Registrarial and Enrolment Group supports the academic administration of undergraduate students through the Registrar’s Office, Admissions Services, Enrolment Management and Scheduling and Examination Services.

FASS inspires curiosity, creativity and critical thinking through diverse programs in the arts, humanities and social sciences, supported by innovative teaching and impactful research.

FED prepares students to solve real-world challenges through experiential learning, cutting-edge research and programs in engineering, industrial design, information technology and architecture.

FPGA prepares future leaders to address public and global challenges through interdisciplinary learning, experiential opportunities and research that informs policy and practice.

The Faculty of Science fosters discovery and innovation through hands-on learning, leading-edge research and programs spanning the natural, health and computational sciences.

Sprott develops responsible business leaders through experiential learning, industry engagement and research that advances sustainable and innovative business practices

Maxwell MacOdrum Library offers expert support, extensive resources, innovative technologies and collaborative spaces to students, staff and faculty.