Farshore University of Newfoundland

Faculty of

Research

Research centres, institutes, labs and projects with real questions behind them.

Research

Serious questions. Useful work. Occasionally excellent acronyms.

Research across the faculty connects scholarship with communities, policy, industry and the North Atlantic context that shapes Farshore.

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Research centre

Centre for Strategic Alignment

Mission, stakeholders, priorities and the ongoing search for a shared definition of alignment.

Current priorities: applied research, graduate training, community partnership and explaining the project clearly enough for everyone to nod.

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Research centre

Institute for Decision Sciences

How organizations make, postpone, reverse and occasionally implement decisions.

Current priorities: applied research, graduate training, community partnership and explaining the project clearly enough for everyone to nod.

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Research centre

Centre for Organizational Efficiency

Productivity, process improvement and the complex relationship between efficiency and the number of people discussing it.

Current priorities: applied research, graduate training, community partnership and explaining the project clearly enough for everyone to nod.

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Research centre

Public Administration Futures Lab

Digital government, public service design, policy innovation and less mysterious forms.

Current priorities: applied research, graduate training, community partnership and explaining the project clearly enough for everyone to nod.

Graduate research

Graduate students work alongside faculty in centres, labs, archives, field sites and projects that may require waterproof notebooks.

Partner with Farshore

We welcome research partnerships with communities, organizations and people prepared to read the memorandum of understanding.

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