Research

The SSMU University Affairs portfolio conducts and facilitates student-led research on topics that are pertinent to McGill University and SSMU governance. The Student Rights Commissioner and contract researchers conduct studies on various topics that facilitate advocacy by the SSMU. Students, especially those who are involved in student governance, may also propose research topics that they feel are relevant by filling out the research request form. Below are some of the reports produced by SSMU in the past.

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Past Research Reports

Other University Affairs Research

Useful research and policy resources are also produced by other student associations, non-profit organizations, and public institutions, including:

Campus Sexual Violence

Mental Health

Equity & Diversity

Tuition & Fees

Getting Involved in Research

Of course, academic research is not limited to advocacy! As an undergraduate student, you can become involved in research activities through your home Faculty, another McGill unit, or a community group. Some useful resources include the following: