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and robotic systems. Interdisciplinary applicants and those collaborating across engineering, computer science, health, and environmental domains are especially encouraged. The candidate's
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. Information on the Department can be found at https://www.uvic.ca/ecs/mechanical/index.php . This research-intensive position benefits from proximity to a thriving local ocean and marine technology cluster
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courses in the MEng-INEC program, supervising capstone projects, and acting as Program Director. The successful applicant will be a member of the Civil Engineering Department and is also expected
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expected to: Lead an internationally recognized research program in mental health with demonstrated scholarly excellence and societal impact Strengthen and align UVic’s health research pillars through
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musical arts along with a combined degree in Music and Computer Science and a Bachelor of Arts in Music. The School offers graduate degrees in composition, performance, musicology and sound studies, and
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and the Faculties of Humanities, Fine Arts, Social Sciences, and Engineering and Computer Science. Participating members contribute to Media Studies’ research, teaching, and community initiatives while
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Indigenization in its programs and organizational structures. Across campus, UVic prioritizes research that engages social justice and equity, technology and the human experience, climate, environmental change
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of Victoria stands, and the Lək̓ʷəŋən and W̱SÁNEĆ Peoples whose historical relationships with the land continue to this day. The Academic and Technical Writing Program (ATWP) at the University of Victoria
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composition, music education, performance, musicology and sound studies, and musical arts along with a combined degree in Music and Computer Science and a Bachelor of Arts in Music. The School offers graduate
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. Our Clinical Program, located in the Faculty of Health, is Accredited by CPA and follows a scientific-practitioner model of training. Our department’s commitment to research-inspired dynamic learning