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LMP399Y1 - Research Opportunity Program (ROP)
Course description
The Research Opportunity Program (ROP) provides an opportunity for Arts & Science (St. George) degree students in their second year to earn one course credit by participating in a faculty member’s research project.
Participating supervisors vary each year.
Inquiries
Deborah Shaw
ROP Office, Sidney Smith Hall, Room 1067