ARIS Hub
The ARIS Hub connects you to real-world research projects that will boost your resume and set you apart after graduation.
By collaborating with us:
- you will get to work alongside ARIS researchers and industry partners on cutting-edge technology challenges
- you will contribute to innovative ideas that matter
- you will gain practical experience that gives you the edge when it's time to jumpstart your career.
Ways to get involved with the ARIS Hub
There are two ways to get involved with the ARIS hub.
Curricular activities
These include:
- capstones projects
- internships
- co-ops work placement
- project collaborations
- curricular support and instruction (for example, booking guest speakers, or lunch and learns.)
If you’re interested in exploring curricular activities with the ARIS Hub, talk to your instructor.
Instructors who are interested in having their students explore curricular activities with the ARIS Hub or have received an inquiry from a student must complete the ARIS Hub Student Engagement PIF to get started.
Non-curricular activities
These include:
- part-time jobs
- summer research assistant positions
- entrepreneurship support
- volunteer positions.
If you're interested in working with us on non-curricular activities, please complete the ARIS Hub Student Engagement PIF.
Innovative Student Project Fund
The Innovative Student Project Fund (ISPF) helps SAIT students get financial support for creative classroom based capstone projects. These projects let you use the skills and knowledge you've learned in your program in real-life situations.
Contact
Applied Research and Innovation Services
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Phone - 403.774.5302
Student Life
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