Below is a list of various internal and external resources that may assist graduate students in their research pursuits. Graduate students who require any assistance with their research should contact either their supervisor or the program Graduate Coordinator for assistance.

University Resources

• Lakehead University Faculties & Departments
  • Gain quick website access to all of the University's Faculties & Departments
• Research Centres & Laboratories
  • Check out our University Centres, Interdisciplinary Research Programs and Research Facilities
• Research Ethics & Biosafety
  • Click the link above to view the full policy on the Office of Research website
• Animal Care
  • Click the link above to view the full policy on the Office of Research website
• Intellectual Property Policy
  • Click the link above to view the full policy on the University Policies website

External Resources

Below are several links to various external research resources.Please be aware that the content of these links are NOT maintained by and thus, are not the responsibility of Lakehead University or the Office of Graduate Studies. If you are concerned about, or find inappropriate information in any of the links below, please inform the Office of Graduate Studies to address the situation promptly.

• Community of Science(COS)
  • COS is the leading global resource for hard-to-find information critical to scientific research and other projects across all disciplines.

• Research Net
  • Operated by the Government of Canada, ResearchNet is an innovative web portal that will provide a virtual meeting place for the research community, providing a single point of contact to share information, collaborate, and conduct business with funding organizations.
• Canadian Association for Graduate Studies (CAGS)
  • The Canadian Association for Graduate Studies (CAGS) was founded in 1962 to promote graduate education and university research through meetings, publications, and advocacy. The Association brings together 58 Canadian universities with graduate programs and the three federal research-granting agencies, as well as other institutions and organizations having an interest in graduate studies.