19 ecology positions at McGill University in Canada

BIOL 331 Ecology/Behaviour Field Course

Department Course Title and Course Number: BIOL 331 Ecology/Behaviour Field Course Estimated Number of Positions: 1 Total Hours of Work per Term: 180 Position Summary: - Must be available full time (live

Course Lecturer - PLNT 460

required to teach PLNT 460: Theory and practice of plant ecology with an emphasis on the interaction between patterns and ecological processes and the dynamics, conservation and management of plant

Visiting Fellow

accessibility of research outputs, including data deposition and publication in open access platforms Qualifying Skills Strong background in ecology, biodiversity sciences, and invasive species studies

Office Assistant B

speakers with planning and organizing. Other Qualifying Skills and/or Abilities Highly organized, attention to detail, good communication and planning skills. Knowledge of ecology and environmental science a

Lab Helper B

Must be enrolled as a student Lab Experience (lab-based courses, previous work experiences) and asset Interest or background in environmental sciences/freshwater biology/ecology WHMIS training Knowledge

Student Research Assistant

research experience (e.g., field courses); Outdoor skills Training in animal care and water quality maintenance Experience and education: Background courses in ecology and conservation Field experience (e.g

Lab Helper B

Investigator Experience working in a neuroscience lab Background in Ecology WMIS and hazardous waste training Knowledge of French and English: McGill University is an English-language university where day to day

Reconstruct Research Assistant 2– Social Housing Retrofits

community partners. It includes members from the fields of architecture, urban planning, engineering, computer science, geography, public health, industrial ecology, finance, and data science

Student Research Assistant

Experience manipulating large datasets Good communication and writing skills Background in university ecology courses, preferably have taken BIOL206 and 310 Knowledge of French and English: McGill University

Postdoctoral Researcher

partnership network and conduct resource availability and needs assessment, 2) design a biodiversity data strategy linking multiple sources of ecological, social, and economic information to support regular