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York University ranks highly in key categories in THE World University Rankings by Subject

York University posted strong results in global rankings in this year’s Times High Education (THE) World University Rankings by Subject, competing against almost 1,500 universities across 11 subjects worldwide. York’s Osgoode Hall Law School’s held firmly with a 65th in the world spot, while rankings for programs in Medical & Health and Engineering & Technology […]

CIFAR launches new AI safety Networks to address synthetic evidence in the legal system and linguistic inequality

Each Solution Network will receive $700,000 over two years to design, develop and implement AI safety solutions to pressing challenges. Reposted with permission from CIFAR and written by Justine Brooks. See original story here. CIFAR has launched its first two AI safety Solution Networks under the Canadian AI Safety Institute (CAISI) Research Program at CIFAR. The […]

Internationally trained lawyers to share their success stories at a York University milestone event

Osgoode Professional Development will host its 10th Internationally Trained Lawyers Day featuring panels, including sessions by Black Female Lawyers Network, the Canadian Hispanic Bar Association and the National Committee on Accreditation Osgoode Hall Law School’s Internationally Trained Lawyers Day (OITLD), hosted by Osgoode Professional Development (OsgoodePD) is marking its 10th anniversary. The event will be […]

Setting the record straight on refugee claims by international students

The Canadian government placed a cap on the number of study permits granted to international students earlier this year. The government stated that a rapid increase in the number of international students was putting added “pressure on housing, health care and other services.”

War on bugs can’t be won, York U researchers declare

From a wartime spread of antimicrobial resistant disease in Ukraine, to superbugs in China causing “white lung” pneumonia in children, 2023 brought no shortage of new evidence that antimicrobial resistance (AMR) continues to be a pressing problem globally, and this pattern shows no sign of abating in 2024 unless a radical shift occurs.