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The end of daylight saving time often sparks conversations about sleep disruption, health risks, and productivity. However, Athabasca University English professor and author Dr. Paul Huebener says our ...

Grouped study with eText. Delivered via Brightspace. MEd program students must complete MDDE601 & MDDE602 prior to all other courses. Early access to the Moodle Learning Management System begins a few ...

Athabasca University’s 2024 Graduate Student Research Conference (GSRC) was an event like no other, fostering community and advancing knowledge to make the world a better place. For the first time in ...

There was a time when very few people knew that Elizabeth Wood (Bachelor of Arts ’12) could barely leave her house. Wood spent nearly two decades as a prisoner of symptoms of severe anxiety and ...

For questions about which form to use, when a form is required, or if you have questions about registrations or withdrawals, please contact our Faculty of Business Graduate Enrolment team at ...

Institutional Data Analysis (IDA) collects, analyzes, and disseminates institutional data and information about all aspects of the university. The unit provides accurate and timely data to serve the ...

Prepare for the future direction of health care. Learn to discern emerging trends, anticipate future health care directions, and provide leadership in planning, implementing, and evaluating nursing ...

Academic Advisor in the Faculty of Business.

Grouped study with eText. Delivered via Brightspace. Students in Group Study courses are advised that this syllabus may vary in key details in each instance of the course. Always refer to the Moodle ...

Athabasca University is an innovator and disruptor among universities, so it makes sense that AU alumni and students are doing their fair share as trailblazers at work, at home, and in their ...

There was a time when very few people knew that Wood (Bachelor of Arts ’12) could barely leave her house. She would rely on friends and family to shop for her groceries and other necessities of day-to ...