University of Ottawa
Address: University of Ottawa, 75 Laurier Ave E, Ottawa, ON K1N 6N5, Canada
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Website: www.uottawa.ca
About University of Ottawa
The University of Ottawa is a vital, engaged and vibrant centre for human understanding and advancement -- offering a superior educational experience. Credit goes to our staff, faculty and students, across all departments, services and faculties and to our partners in the public and private sectors. Their work on the issues facing society, and their commitment to deliver a learning experience of the highest calibre, are why the University of Ottawa is gaining increasing recognition for research and academic excellence, and for our positive contribution to the local community and the country at large.The University is always interested in receiving applications from those who wish to join its academic staff. Although applications cannot be accepted for a specific position once the deadline has passed, your application will be retained for future postings.
Why University of Ottawa
The University of Ottawa is the largest bilingual (English-French) university in the world, the world's first French immersion undergraduate program, among Canada's top 10 research universities, located in Ottawa, Canada's capital city, within walking distance of Parliament Hill and our co-operative education program ...
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Courses at the University of Ottawa are given in English, French or both languages. You must master one of the two languages to be admitted. We reserve the right to request the result of a language test at any time if necessary. For more details
- Accounting Concentration.
- Business Data Analytics | MBA in Data Analytics Concentration.
- Finance Concentration.
- Human Resources Concentration.
- Leadership Development Concentration.
- Health Care Management | Population Health Concentration.
- School Business Operations Concentration.
- Sports Business - OUKS Campus Concentration.
The University of Ottawa ranks among Canada’s top 10 research universities. Our research is founded on excellence, relevance and impact and is conducted in a spirit of equity, diversity and inclusion. For more
Our scholarship program is one of the most generous in the country. A scholarship is awarded for academic achievements while a bursary is awarded based on financial need. For more details
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Senior scholars of the University may receive the title of Distinguished University Professor in recognition of outstanding scholarly achievement at the University, pre-eminence in a particular field of knowledge and excellence or innovation in their teaching. For more details
The 2021 Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel was awarded to Canadian economist David Card.
The 2021 Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel was awarded to Canadian economist David Card, professor at the University of California, Berkeley, together with Joshua Ingrist and Guido Imbens. Professor David Card received an honorary doctorate from the University of Ottawa on March 24, 2017, at the inaugural conference of the Ottawa-Carleton Graduate School of Economics. He was also one of the keynote speakers at that conference. Professor Card received the Nobel Prize for his many contributions to labour economics.
Testimony of Gilles Grenier, professor emeritus, University of Ottawa
I met David Card when I was a student at Princeton University. He got his Ph.D. in 1983 and I got mine in 1982. We were not in the same class, but we bumped into each other recurrently in Princeton and elsewhere afterwards. As a student, David Card was already recognized as a rising star, someone above the average, so much so that his thesis supervisor would have liked to recruit him straight away as a professor. However, this went against the tradition that a university does not hire its own students, unless they spend time elsewhere before. When he entered the job market, David Card first ended up at the University of Chicago, but the following year, Princeton repatriated him and he remained there until 1997. He then joined the University of California at Berkeley. I had the opportunity to follow David Card's exceptional career and his contributions were regularly on the reading lists of my courses in labour economics. His research crosses several areas, including immigration, minimum wages and returns to education. He is known to exploit the effect of special circumstances and natural experiments to study causal relationships in the labour market. He always had original, one could say brilliant, ideas for examining a given topic. His analyses sometimes called into question a certain orthodoxy of the discipline of economics and led to several debates among economists. David Card is a Canadian who made a career in the United States. He has always remained attached to his origins and much of his research focuses on Canada. Congratulations to David for a great job!