This cluster took a multidisciplinary approach to the study of psychological health and well-being of individuals and communities, rallying a team from the Social Sciences, Natural Sciences, and Business. Psychological and Well-being Research Cluster

A cutting-edge laboratory was built and equipped at a cost of approximately $800,000 with the help of the Canada Foundation for Innovation, the Government of Quebec and other partners. The cluster included professors from Natural Sciences and Social Sciences. This cluster studied the mechanisms driving climate and environmental changes at small, intermediate and large scales, and also addressed questions related to climate change impacts on land, water, biodiversity and society, as well as vulnerability assessment, mitigation and adaptation measures. Multi-Scale Climate and Environmental Change (MUSCLE) Research Cluster

This field has been a traditional strength at Bishop’s, being home to Tier I and Tier II Canada Research Chairs (CRC) as well as emerging and senior professors that were well funded with world class research infrastructure.

This cluster specialized in the study of gravitational fields applied to cosmology and the study of compact objects in various astronomical contexts, with a focus on topics relating to high-energy astrophysics and binary stellar systems. The Strategic Research Plan (SRP) 2017-2022 confirmed the following four strategic areas (clusters) of research Stellar Astrophysics and Relativity (STAR) Research Cluster

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