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salary, with tuition and fees included, will be $35,000 CAD per year. Students have the option take on teaching assistant contracts to supplement this funding. Students are encouraged to apply for external
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, with tuition and fees included, will be $35,000 CAD per year. Students have the option take on teaching assistant contracts to supplement this funding. Students are encouraged to apply for external
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sing different consonant-vowel combinations. Analyze vibrato variability in recordings. Qualifications: PhD student in the School of Music at McGill University Past experience teaching singing lessons
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is funded to support the Spencer-funded Participatory and Collaborative History Projects as Pathways for Knowledge Creation for Teaching and Learning Anti-Racism in Secondary Schools project
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the School of Music at McGill University Past experience teaching singing lessons Experience with vibrato analysis Hourly Salary: $28.50 Hours per Week: 7 (Part time) Location: Strathcona Music Supervisor
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, mRNA sequencing using traditional RNAseq and UPX, bioinformatic analysis focused on transcriptomic point of departures. McGill University is an English-language university where most teaching and
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to receive training in participatory research with all the members of the project through Coursera. These courses will prepare them to use this methodology with assignments and feedback beneficial
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Grenfell Campus, Memorial University | Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador | Canada | 6 days ago
modeling. The students will develop a process-based peatland ecosystem model to examine how peatland mining/drainage and restoration affect its hydrological dynamics, and thus how the changes in hydrology
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graduation and a minimum one year of related experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience. - Willingness to respect diverse perspectives, including perspectives in conflict with one’s
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execution of experiments, as well as analyze research data. The RA will also prepare manuscripts documenting the research and assist with grant preparation. The candidate will be supervised by Dr. David Rudko