28 development PhD scholarships in Canada

International Development Research Centre (IDRC) Research Awards

Awards are offered to Canadians, permanent residents of Canada, and citizens of developing countries enrolled in a master’s or a doctoral degree at a recognized university OR who have completed a master’s

MSc and PhD Positions in mild Traumatic Brain Injury, Christie Lab, University of Victoria

We are now recruiting students with an interest in developing therapies for our CIHR funded work looking at acquired brain injuries using rodent models. Our laboratory uses electrophysiological

MSc and PhD Positions in Prenatal Substance Abuse, Christie Lab, University of Victoria

We are now recruiting students with an interest in developing therapies for our CIHR funded work looking at the effects of prenatal cannabis and alcohol exposure using rodent models. Our laboratory

Multiple PhD positions

processes in environmental and energy subsurface systems and developing sustainable and applied solutions to challenges encountered at the water-energy-society nexus. Our aim is to couple experimental

Four PhD studentships in peatland global change ecology

disturbance (e.g. peat mining and development, and restoration). We use both ecosystem modeling and empirical observation to address the fundamental research objective. Two positions in peatland ecosystem

PhD Student in Post-fire Damage of Mass Timber Structures

involve close collaboration with the Sustainable Timber-Built Environment (STBE) cluster, which develops fundamental knowledge and innovative holistic design solutions to expand the use of Canadian forest

PhD position: Resilience and vulnerability of tundra landscapes to permafrost thaw

ecosystems and reveal how these can be evaded and even reversed through spatial pattern formation. RESILIENCE will develop a new theory for emerging resilience through spatial pattern formation and link

PhD position: Spatial patterns and resilience in tundra community composition

ecosystems and reveal how these can be evaded and even reversed through spatial pattern formation. RESILIENCE will develop a new theory for emerging resilience through spatial pattern formation and link

PhD Positions in Human-Robot Interaction, Virtual/Augmented Reality, Haptics, and the Dramatic Arts

physically interactive robotics and e-textiles can enable high-fidelity interactions with virtual characters and environments. The project proposes developing a new approach to creating immersive interpersonal

PhD Position in Forest Growth Projection and Sampling

are to develop a projection system based on particle filtering to effectively predict long-term forest growth and an inventory system based on variable probability sampling to efficiently estimate the growth