32 formal-method-phd Postgraduate positions at University of British Columbia in Canada
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Masters Doctoral The University of British Columbia offers opportunities for eligible Indigenous research Master’s and PhD students to apply for research and travel funding, in line with the University’s
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View All Awards Deadline Likely in February 2026 Value $25,000 stipend plus tuition for 5th year of PhD Citizenship Canadian Permanent Resident International Degree Level Doctoral The University
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slicing, hybridization- and immuno-histochemical detection methods. Animal breeding and husbandry, blood sampling and tissue harvesting, minor surgical procedures and postoperative care. Responsible
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, and other stakeholder groups. WORK PERFORMED The Research Assistant will work on research and quality improvement projects involving quantitative and qualitative methods. Duties include: 1) Collection
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for doctoral funding. Effective from the 2023-2024 academic year onwards, the IGF is also offering opportunities for (i) Indigenous PhD students in their fourth year to apply for a fifth year of fundin g and (ii
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significant research component (i.e. coursework only) Doctor of Pharmacy, EDD, and DMA PhD students will not be considered for AGF Bridge funding. All PhD students who would otherwise be eligible (i.e. in
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(PhD) EATing in a GENdered world (EatGen): How teens involved in high school sports can be empowered to make informed food choices Michelle Chang Master of Arts in Art History (MA) Shipwrecked Art
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Genomics. Work will focus on running existing protocols as well as developing new methods for the detection and characterization of pathogens within environmental specimens. Tasks may include extracting RNA
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the success of his students, who have gone on to achieve national recognition for their PhD work and have received many scholarships, fellowships, and awards. His dedication has empowered his students to become
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research account in Workday. Meet Award Holders Samuel Tobias Doctor of Philosophy in Population and Public Health (PhD) The evolving unregulated drug supply and its impact on health outcomes in British