​Academic Showcases

Queen's students gain valuable experience and skills through competitions, team challenges, and at conferences - both Queen's- and student-run. They also showcase their talents and research by participating in many inter-collegiate, provincial, national, and international competitions.

Inquiry@Queen's - a celebration of inquiry-based learning showcasing the research of undergraduate students

Queen’s Law places third in world-wide ELSA Moot Court Competition

Supreme Court of Canada Justice Thomas Cromwell and Queen’s law students accepting 1st prize at the Willms & Shier Environmental Law Moot

Queen's Model Parliament on Parliament Hill in Ottawa

Explore some of the different showcase opportunities available at Queen's...

General Academic Showcases

• Inquiry@Queen's Undergraduate Research Conference: A celebration of inquiry-based learning that showcases research projects from Queen's undergraduates.

• Three Minute Thesis (3MT™): A university-wide competition for Queen’s Masters (thesis only) and doctoral students in which participants present their research and its wider impact in three minutes or less to a panel of non-specialist judges.

• Queen's Model Court: The premier law event on campus for undergraduate students. Spanning three days, the event includes four mock trials with unique focuses - one criminal, one corporate, one environmental, as well as a Non-Academic Discipline hearing facilitated by the Commission of Internal Affairs, which explores the judicial arm of the AMS.

• Queen's Model Parliament: An interactive political conference that is held every January in the House of Commons in Ottawa.

• Queen's Model United Nations: Canada's premier mid-sized Model UN conference. It aims to bring together students from across the province that share a strong interest in international affairs and a passion for learning.

• Andrina McCulloch Public Speaking Competition: A joint program of the Department of Drama and the Student Life Centre. The competition is open to all Queen's students.

Program-specific Academic Showcases