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As a graduate student, it can often be a daunting task to try to identify a member of the Education faculty who is both eligible to supervise a thesis or major research paper (MRP), and who has the time, interest and skills needed to see the research through to successful completion.

A thesis requires students to become more deeply proficient in an area of mathematics than is standard in an MRP.

Nipissing University’s School of Graduate Studies provides financial support to eligible students who will be actively presenting their research at an academic conference.

Staff, student leaders, and faculty advisors collaborate to create a series of workshops on various topics relevant to student success during their time at Nipissing University!

Nipissing University's Peer Tutoring Program is designed to facilitate the provision of one-on-one peer-led tutoring sessions for students who request course-specific help. This program is in partnership with Nimbus Learning!

The Academic Skills Drop-In Centres are accessible to all Nipissing University students and provide a peer support network and resource. Peer Educators who operate the centres bring a wealth of experience from a variety of departments. They are trained in helping students on a one-on-one basis with general academic skills such as study strategies, note-taking skills, time management strategies, and more. They are able to provide students with academic resources and referrals to other services.