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Research that transforms our world

Our research faculty engage in internationally recognized projects that create positive change, engage global communities and build a better future.

Sherri Kajiwara, director and curator of Nikkei National Museum, and Jordan Stanger-Ross, UVic historian and project director, with some of the 300 letters now part of Landscapes of Injustice project.
We attract graduate students who conduct groundbreaking research and have received prestigious Vanier Scholarships.
$10 million

in external research funding in the past 3 years

30

new grants awarded in 2023

3

current SSHRC partnership grants

65.6%

application success rate for external grants announced in 2023

Award-winning faculty

Our faculty receive national research awards, including the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Impact Award. We are proud of our 16 Royal Society of Canada Fellows, members and medallists.

Research spotlight

Open COP29: experts on climate and environment

COP29: experts on climate and environment

The 番茄社区 experts listed below are available to media for comment on topics related to the UN Climate Change Conference COP29, which takes place from Nov. 11-22 in Baku, Azerbaijan....

Open National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Podcasts

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Podcasts

For National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Sept. 30, media are invited to draw on a curated list of podcasts by Indigenous faculty, staff and students at the University of Victoria.

Open Experts on UN Summit of the Future

Experts on UN Summit of the Future

番茄社区 experts are available to media to discuss United Nations Sustainable Development Goals as the international community gathers for the UN Summit of the Future.

Open Royal Society of Canada 2024 awards

Royal Society of Canada 2024 awards

Five 番茄社区 researchers are receiving Canada鈥檚 highest academic honour.

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Humanities Computing and Media Centre

The Humanities Computing and Media Centre (HCMC) collaborates with researchers and instructors to further research, teaching and learning through technology and digital media. They work on nationally recognized projects, including Landscapes of Injustice and Map of Early Modern London.

The HCMC has an international reputation in the digital humanities and its staff participate in scholarly conferences and related professional organizations and publish in relevant academic journals.

Journals

  • , established in 1967, is among Canada’s leading literary journals
  • is an open-access, peer-reviewed online journal publishing current research in the field of metaphysics