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Professor Kye-Yeon Son receives the Queen's Platinum Jubilee Medal

NSCAD is proud to share that Kye-Yeon Son, Professor of Jewellery and Metalsmithing in the Division of Craft, has been awarded the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Medal. This is an award given to Nova Scotia residents who make a significant contribution to their community through outstanding service and mentorship. Professor Son was nominated by Craft […]

Six Faculty Opportunities at NSCAD University

As part of the ongoing implementation of anti-racist practices and dismantling of oppressive institutional structures, NSCAD is pleased to announce a second cohort hiring initiative in 2023 for six faculty positions open to applicants who identify as Black, Indigenous, or a person of colour. We seek applicants whose practice, research-creation, and teaching will support programmatic […]

Thanks to NSCAD’s Generous #GivingTuesday 2022 Donors!

Reducing food insecurity is an important priority for NSCAD University. Thanks to the J & W Murphy Foundation for spotlighting this issue across the province and supporting our post-secondary students. This year we raised over $10,600 – exceeding our $7,000 goal. These donations fund a needs-based grocery card gift card bursary program and enable the […]

Creative Social Ethics: Portfolio Development Workshop (a research assistantship opportunity)

Creative Social Ethics is an educational program based at the University of Cape Town in Cape Town, South Africa that is led by NSCAD Professor David B. Smith. The program partners with high schools from historically disadvantaged communities, and its goal is to make a tangible and meaningful impact upon the lives of individual learners, […]

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Portfolio Day 2023

Registration for Portfolio Day is now open!

Jan 17-21 — Lil MacDonald, Jackson McDonald, Lynn Van Pelt, Mads Randall-Warnica-Powers

Giving Tuesday 2022

Be a part of an important movement in Nova Scotia this #GivingTuesday. Food insecurity is a sad reality for many NSCAD students that detracts from their creative practices and interferes with their studies. Nearly 40% of post-secondary students in Canada report experiencing food insecurity. Inflation is increasing the scale and urgency of this problem. This is why NSCAD is once again collaborating with the J & W Murphy Foundation and other Nova Scotia post-secondary institutions to improve food security for students this #GivingTuesday.