The SPACE: Arts and Sciences Certificate will guide students in making connections between the arts and sciences, including the social sciences. Through coursework as well as activities and projects that bridge the classroom and co-curricular activities, students will explore topics across the arts and sciences and be offered the opportunity both to broaden their education beyond their chosen program and to deepen their knowledge and skills within their field of study.
The SPACE: Arts and Sciences Certificate is launching in 2021-22. Learn more about how Dawson certificates work here. Updated information about ongoing SPACE Learning Community activities, coursework, and capstone project options for certificate students will be found at the linked entries below.
Find out what activities are taking place during the Winter 2023 semester. The list of activities will be updated throughout the semester.
The current list of courses cross-listed with the SPACE certificate in Winter 2023. These may be updated throughout the winter semester.
As a follow up to Discover SPACE day, there will be an orientation for the SPACE certificate in 3F.43 (CoLab) on Wednesday, September 14 from 4:00-5:30. A presentation will be given at the beginning of the session.
Find out what activities are taking place during the Fall 2022 semester. The list of activities will be updated throughout the semester.
The current list of courses cross-listed with the SPACE certificate in Fall 2022. These may be updated throughout the fall semester.
Find out what activities are taking place during the Winter 2022 semester. The list of activities will be updated throughout the semester.
The current list of courses cross-listed with the SPACE certificate in Winter 2022. These may be updated during 2022.
The current list of courses cross-listed with the SPACE certificate in Fall 2021. These may be updated during 2021-22.
Find out what activities are being planned for the Fall 2021 semester and what to look forward to in the Winter.
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Learning is grounded
in the curriculum and the disciplines,
and it continues
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Join SPACE.
Phi Foundation outing: Terms of Use exhibition
Discover more about AR!
In this workshop we will explore ongoing and new opportunities for student project participation.
Nadia Myre and Nico Williams Artist Talk.
Several opportunities are available for students to participate in AI-related learning and research activities in Winter 2023.
A critical and creative exploration of the implications of AI through scenarios generated by science fiction prototyping.
Visit the SPACE team in the Upper Atrium on Certificates Day, Tuesesday, November 15, 2022 where you’ll be able to get more information.
Are you interested in submitting a piece for the annual SPACE Writing Contest? Sign up for this workshop to receive feedback and support for your submission.
Volunteer to help out with Dawson's Certficate Day. Promote the SPACE certificate and interact witgh your peers for 2 credits.
In a series of workshops students will be introduced to the basics of the Arduino platform for STEAM projects.
Museum research with three museum outings.
Get involved with a NASA-sponsored workshop by doing research in 2022-2023.
Planetarium outing on Monday, May 16 at 1:00 pm for SPACE students.
Kim Johnson, Phi Foundation educator, discusses the Stan Douglas: Revealing Narratives exhibition.
Volunteer to be an attendant during SPACEweek at the SPACE Showcase in 3C.1
Karen Tam, Dawson alumnus, curator and interdisciplinary artist.
Montreal Museum of Fine Arts visit: The Arts of One World
A talk about speculative solutions to contemporary issues, and possible alternative futures.
Marie-Hélène Lemaire from the PHI Foundation for Contemporary Art will be discussing the theme of Interconnections in the exhibition A Steep Path by artist Jamilah Sabur.
Are you interested in exploring the world of robotics? Join the Dawson Robotics team!
For any student interested in this year’s virtual McGill Physics Hackathon.
A visit to the Phi Centre for a VR experience: The Infinite. "As close to space as you can get."
SPACE365: Make Things That Matter is a complementary course offered in the Winter 2022 semester open to all students. Students run self-directed projects generated from their own interests that link contemporary issues
