Aneurin Bosley

Associate Professor (School of Journalism and Communication)

Aneurin Bosley is an Associate Professor in Carleton University’s School of Journalism and Communication. Before joining Carleton in 2014, he spent 14 years as an editor at the Toronto Star. Bosley’s academic background includes studies in philosophy at the University of Alberta and the University of Ottawa, followed by a Master of Journalism from Carleton University. 

His professional and research experience spans journalism, media innovation, technology and digital communications. He has conducted peer-reviewed research on newsroom innovation and led several survey-based research projects involving journalism students across Canada, including research examining attitudes towards unpaid and underpaid internships. Earlier in Bosley’s career, he co-founded The Internet Business Journal and Nexware Corp., worked as a technology columnist for CBC Radio One and contributed to early digital exhibit development at the Royal Ontario Museum. 

Since 2023, Bosley has served as Undergraduate Supervisor for the Journalism program, working closely with student organizations and supporting academic administration, recruitment and student engagement initiatives. He regularly participates in recruitment events and outreach activities for prospective students. 

Bosley is a member of the Towards Carleton@100 strategic visioning process, where he contributes expertise in student engagement, academic administration and communications.