Research

Research at ECU

The Urban Screen and East Entrance at Emily Carr University showcase a modern architectural design with vibrant colors and large glass windows. The building features a prominent digital display screen on the side, adding a dynamic visual element to the campus. The entrance is marked by wooden accents and clear signage, creating an inviting and contemporary atmosphere.
Research

Research at ECU

Canada Research Chairs

The allocation of Canada Research Chairs (CRC) to universities is a key part of the national CRC program. It supports a dynamic, responsive research landscape that evolves with Canada’s academic strengths. The program also helps attract and retain researchers recognized as leaders in their fields.

Emily Carr University’s CRC appointments align with our Strategic Research Plan and reflect our commitment to socially engaged, interdisciplinary and innovative inquiry.

The Studio for Extensive Aesthetics (SEA) at Emily Carr University of Art + Design is a vibrant and creative workspace dedicated to exploring the intersection of art, design, and technology. The studio features modern equipment such as large-format printers, computers, and workstations, alongside artistic installations like hanging sculptures and wall-mounted artworks. This environment supports transdisciplinary research, fostering collaboration between students, faculty, and international experts on experimental data collection, interpretation, and installations.