Experiment with the extraction of DNA from a banana, then study the agarose gel electrophoresis of this molecule and observe impressive phenomena using fluorescence microscopy.

Here’s your chance to experiment with mass spectrometry and analytical chemistry. Working in Dr. Pierre Chaurand’s laboratory, you will develop your knowledge of analytical chemistry, participate in an experiment on the different proteins in your saliva and compare results with other participants.

Practice space design by learning 3D modeling on Sketchup software. And discover the tools and techniques essential to the development of a 3D model.

Explore the universe of exoplanets – the planets orbiting a star (other than the sun) that predict the presence of extraterrestrial life. In this interactive workshop, you will discover the different kinds of galaxies that populate our universe and take part in a citizen science project.

Give free rein to your creative side by collaborating in the adaptation of a short film. In this workshop, you’ll learn more about the various professions involved in producing a film.

Discover the challenges and myriad of career possibilities available in digital communications. This workshop will present ideas and tips on communication strategies, community management and writing for the Web.

Spoken by nearly 280 million people around world, French is the most widely taught language in the world after English. As an influential language on all five continents, French is the key to exploring many different cultures.

Whether you want to watch your favourite TV shows or converse with the world, the English language is a must. English is spoken on every continent, making it an essential skill to master.

As the fourth most spoken language in the world, Spanish is a very useful addition to your CV. If you want to travel or work in a Spanish-speaking culture, immersing yourself in its richness is a great way to start!

As the second most spoken language in the world, Mandarin will open doors to China for you. As you learn this tonal language, you’ll discover a new way of writing as well as a culture that’s thousands of years old.

Basketball is a group sport played by two opposing teams of five players on a rectangular court. The objective is to score points by throwing the ball into a basket.

Participants learn different jumps and forms on the trampolines at CEPSUM. The acrobatics that the students learn will allow them to develop their overall motor skills.

Badminton is a racket sport played with two to four opposing players. The goal of the game is to hit a shuttlecock over the net, within the limits of the opposing side, such that it is difficult for the opposing player(s) to return the shuttlecock at their turn.

Rock climbing is a sport that consists of advancing vertically along a natural or artificial rock wall until reaching the top. It can take the form of bouldering (smaller height, no equipment) or on higher walls, with safety equipment. Strength, flexibility, endurance and balance are key to succeeding in this sport.