GAUP involves students in applied research and practical projects that put anti-corruption theory to work. Rather than studying corruption at a distance, participants contribute to research CCEAC and its partners actually use.

Projects have ranged from mapping compliance resources for small businesses to comparative research on enforcement regimes. Students work with supervision from faculty at partner institutions and from practitioners in CCEAC’s expert network.

Taking part

Students apply through their institution where it is part of the University Network, or directly via the Student Network pathway.

University Network

Applied research partnerships bringing ethics and compliance education to campuses across Canada.