Queen’s University Library is offering a rich lineup of events and workshops this fall term, designed to support students, faculty, and researchers in developing new skills and engaging with timely topics. Whether you're curious about artificial intelligence, passionate about open access, or simply looking to connect over great books, there's something for everyone.
See the complete list of workshops and reserve your seat!
- Science Fiction & Fantasy Book Club
Escape the Ordinary! Join fellow readers to explore new worlds and hidden gems from the Queen’s Library collection. - AI Literacy Workshop Series
Explore the foundations and practical applications of artificial intelligence in research and learning. - Harvesting Knowledge Fall Workshop Series
A practical series focused on open scholarship, data management, and copyright essentials. Plus coffee and treats! - Searching for Online Archival Resources
Tips and tricks for navigating digital archives, led by Queen’s University Archives - Google Like a Librarian
Learn how to use Google for serious research, including finding grey literature and policy documents. - Systematic and Scoping Reviews Series
This 5-part workshop series is designed to provide a foundation for undertaking a systematic or scoping review
Don’t Miss Out!
All workshops are free and open to the Queen’s community. Sharpen your research skills, explore new technologies, or connect with others - Queen’s University Library is here to support your academic journey.
