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Our Working Groups bring together faculty and graduate students from different disciplines. The aims? To explore common research interests and encourage collaborative research projects.

This year we are hosting ten interdisciplinary working groups. They represent faculty and graduate students from across the Faculty of Arts, as well as cross-faculty teams including researchers from the Haskayne School of Business, Werklund School of Education, and School of Architecture, PlanningÌý
and Landscape.

• African Navies: The Overlooked Maritime Arena (ANOMA)
• Classics, Religion, Anthropology and Archaeology
• Energy In Society
• Food StudiesÌý
• Genomics and Bioinformatics
• Performance and Business
• Rethinking Latin American Studies from the South
• Social Justice and the Smart City
• Translation Studies Ìý
• Voice and Marginality at the Nexus of Racism and Colonialism

Past groups have an impressive track record with SSHRC grant applications, peer-reviewed publications, international collaborations, and community outreach events. Find out more about our working groups on the . If you are interested in participating in a working group, you may contact the working group conveners directly, using the contact information included in the working group descriptions.
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