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for the Summer 2024 semester. Hiring Unit: Mining and Materials Engineering For the job description and complete information for each position, please refer to the job postings list on our website www.mcgill.ca
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-_graduate_student_application_for_ta_-_english_-_jan_2021_-_fillable.pdf Hiring Unit: Mining and Materials Engineering For information on each position, refer to the job postings list by visiting our website https://www.mcgill.ca
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(CHEE314) // 3 x 100 hrs Elements of Biotechnology (CHEE370) // 3 x 100 hrs Materials Science (CHEE380) // 3 x 100 hrs Computational Methods in Chemical Engineering (CHEE390) // 3 x 100 hrs Principles
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organizational skills and familiarity with professional practice as well as demonstrated capabilities in drawing and representation. Experience in adjacent fields including construction, engineering, material
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Study approval. Be sure to indicate your faculty and program, your current year, expected graduation date. Hiring Unit: Library Technology Job Title: Student Project Assistant – Office Assistant A Reports
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be employed in the Environmental Engineering Lab, part of the Department of Civil Engineering. Responsibilities include assisting with experiments focused on using clay as a remediation material for
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Medicine and Oral Health Sciences Course Title and Course Number: Quantitative Data Analysis for Oral Health Research, DENT 601 Estimated Number of Positions: 2 Total Hours of Work per Term: 60 hours per
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industry projects, related to laser micromachining, wetting, materials science and materials engineering. Responsibilities include: Acquisition and integration of a new laser scan head into our existing
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instructor (+/-6 lectures); Correct and grade the 2 assignments worth 50% of overall grade: Assist the students with their assignments and final project; Help set up necessary material for classes. Student in
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performed among a network of external collaborators. Main Responsibilities: - Formulating and synthesizing hydrogels to achieve specific rheological properties is required. Experience with nanoscale materials