Have you ever wondered what could be living in a little patch of grass, or a small garden? Join STEMM Diversity @ McGill for an exciting hour exploring the green spaces on McGill campus! We don’t tend to think of cities as places where lots of plants and animals live, but even small habitats can be super important for many species. Some are tiny and don’t need a lot of space, some need spots to rest while passing through, and some don’t mind the city at all!
Learn more about our intensive Master of Public Policy program and studying at the Max Bell School where we challenge students to take on complex policy issues through practical and theoretical methods. These info sessions highlight our notable faculty, session schedule and coursework, and life as an MPP. This is your opportunity to ask any questions regarding admissions, career benefits, and the overall Max Bell learning experience!
Join guide Jacky Farrell (McGill Science Outreach), for a bilingual Shinrin Yoku (Forest Bathing) walk in the Morgan Arboretum. Forest Bathing helps us slow down, open our senses and follow our curiosities. What a great way to take a nourishing break, recharge and celebrate autumn during McGill's Biodiversity Festival!
As technological innovation continues to transform our world, there is growing optimism about AI’s potential to contribute to sustainability and climate action. In engineering and urban planning sectors, AI is paving the way for more efficient resource management, optimized infrastructure design, and smarter city planning, all of which are essential for building sustainable and resilient communities.
Save the date: October 19, 2024
Healthy Brains, Healthy Lives (HBHL) is thrilled to announce the second edition of the Amazing Brain Science Talks, held on Saturday, October 19, 2024, at the PHI Centre in Montreal.