Global Energy Show 2024
June 11, 12 and 13 at BMO Centre, Stampede Park
Visit UCalgary at GES 2024
Join UCalgary at the Global Energy Show June 11-13 where we will showcase our future-focused programs and world-class energy research. Visit our booth at #2523 in Hall B.
Register before or on June 12 for a FREE visitor pass to attend the exhibition. Register here and use the promo code JOIN2024.
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Building upon the academic and research excellence of the University of Calgary, the Centre for Career & Personal Development (CCPD) supports students on their journey toward professional and personal success. The CCPD offers a range of services to students including career advising, job search support, experiential learning, leadership development, food security, and networking opportunities. For employers, the CCPD supports recruitment efforts through career fairs, networking events, job postings, micro-placements, work-integrated learning opportunities, and campus outreach. In addition, we offer myriad ways to engage students with experiential learning opportunities.
UCalgary Continuing Education provides access to quality professional development, upskilling or reskilling in flexible and innovative ways. It delivers over 1000 unique courses and more than 70 In-demand career driven programs ranging from Technology, Business and Marketing to Leadership and Coaching. Many of the certificate programs are aligned with and are officially recognized by professional associations. In addition, Continuing Education offers tailored corporate training for frontline leaders and employee development.
As part of a vibrant and growing research-intensive institution, the Faculty of Graduate Studies is committed to training the next generation of scholars, practitioners and professionals, and encouraging the dissemination of research and innovation within the Calgary community and providing you with a fulfilling educational experience.
We work together to advance research, scholarship and innovation, create authentic learning experiences and inspire careers of the future. We do this work to generate curiosity-driven discovery and to contribute to solutions to society’s grand challenges.
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At the Haskayne School of Business, we encourage you to take your future into your own hands and choose change. Choose to unleash your potential to lead, to grow and to make things happen. Big things. The stuff you didn’t know was possible. Choosing a business degree is an investment in time and money, but it's worth it. Haskayne has been preparing leaders to tackle change for over 50 years. It’s what we do.
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Our mission is to enhance the University of Calgary's entrepreneurial capacity, enabling our community to drive positive global change. Positioned as a catalyst, the Hunter Hub supports UCalgary’s vision to become “Canada’s most entrepreneurial university.”
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The Office of Partnerships at UCalgary connects industry and community partners with University resources and opportunities. Partnering with UCalgary provides many advantages including access to experts, research and entrepreneurial thinkers; access to talent and skill development; and access to our vibrant campus community.
The School of Public Policy provides a practical, global and focused approach to public policy research and education that builds policy capacity in government; enhances policy discourse outside of government; and brings a global perspective to bear on Canadian policy theory and practice.
Under the direction of Martha Hall Findlay, we achieve our mission through customized strategic assessment programs, cutting-edge Master’s degrees and empirical research programs.
The University of Calgary’s Schulich School of Engineering is located in the engineering capital of Canada. We are innovators in engineering research and education, with a focus on entrepreneurial thinking and high-quality, experiential learning experiences. Featuring six departments – Biomedical, Civil, Chemical and Petroleum, Electrical and Software, Geomatics, and Mechanical and Manufacturing, our faculty also features three research and education centres focusing on project management, energy and the environment, and pipeline engineering. We pride ourselves on community and industry engagement to make positive change in the world.
Through career advisors, interactive workshops and events, the Schulich Engineering Career Centre is here to help you develop the professional skills you need to be ready for your first job.
With a wealth of expertise and cutting-edge facilities spanning Energy, Health, Data Sciences, Social Sciences and more, the University of Calgary is poised to accelerate your company’s innovation pipeline. The Industry Engagement team in the Office of the Vice-President (Research) will help you navigate the many collaborative opportunities that we offer companies. Often, companies, research professors and graduate students collaborate via an extended benchtop model where the UCalgary team serves as your R&D provider, conducting research and optimization studies on a project-by-project basis.
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Located in the heart of Canada's energy sector, the University of Calgary has built a reputation as a global leader in energy research and innovation. Our energy research strategy builds on a decade of work and continues to further advance research and training activities.
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Schulich prof writes book on how to make pipelines safer
Dr. Frank Cheng, PhD, a professor with the Schulich School of Engineering, has spent two decades studying corrosion of pipelines and has written a book to assist the industry in keeping them safe and maintained.
Schulich prof hopes to help foster sustainable future through carbon capture
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a process that reduces climate change by capturing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions produced from burning fossil fuels in power generation and industrial processes. The captured CO2 is then transported via pipelines, ships or trucks and stored in geological formations deep underground. The CCS process works with the oil and gas sector to allow for more-sustainable production.
UCalgary panel promotes energy literacy and 'real dialogue'
The Schulich Connects session, Engineering Energy Solutions, featured a panel of experts, including UCalgary professors, discussing energy, developments in energy tech, and energy additions.
Schulich professor works toward a future where sustainability and oil and gas coexist
Nancy Chen, a Schulich School of Engineering professor is using advanced techniques such as numerical simulations, mathematical optimization and machine-learning approaches to create more sustainable methods of oil and gas exploration and production.
Energi Simulation Centre for Geothermal Systems Research
Geothermal energy is a source of clean, reliable and renewable power that can also provide heat for homes and businesses. The Energi Simulation Centre for Geothermal Systems Research is seen as an opportunity during global energy transition.
Researcher honoured for contributions to climate science
Samira Siahrostami's contributions to research into finding sustainable solutions for energy conversion, chemical production and reducing greenhouse gas emissions have been recognized by the Canadian Society for Chemistry, which has named her the recipient of its 2023 Tom Ziegler Award.
National research group focused on carbon dioxide removal
A transdisciplinary research team at UCalgary has joined forces with researchers at the University of Alberta, the University of Toronto, Simon Fraser University, and the Pembina Institute to launch a large-scale research project aimed at assessing the potential for carbon dioxide removal (CDR) technologies and to identify policy options that could enable sustainable, equitable, and rapid deployment of CDR in appropriate contexts.
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Researchers study how Earth’s smallest molecule could play a big role in our energy future
Three UCalgary research projects have received funding from Alberta Innovates Hydrogen Centre of Excellence to advance innovations in the hydrogen energy domain. The projects will help researchers understand and de-risk the creation of a clean hydrogen economy in Alberta.