61 computational-physics-simulation-"Prof"-"Prof" Postgraduate positions at University of British Columbia
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View All Awards Deadline No future deadline; program discontinued Value $40,000 Citizenship Canadian Permanent Resident International Degree Level Doctoral Important update: The NSERC Postgraduate
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, as they are not a holder of a degree (graduate) of a Canadian university. *The Mackenzie King Selection Committee interprets both terms broadly. The program does not have to be called “international
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eligible to apply (ex. a successful Spring Awards applicant starting in January 2026 could receive funding covering January to August 2026). Program Eligibility Eligible graduate programs must have a
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will have desk space and computer access. Organizational Status The individual will work under close supervision of a Senior Research Associate. The individual will report on a regular basis to the
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Biology Program and co-leader of the Animal Welfare program. Dr. von Keyserlingk has been consistently recognized as a compassionate leader and role model, both in her field and as a mentor. Taking a
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This position reports to Dr. Bruce Carleton. Additional guidance will be provided from other administrative and research-oriented staff including the Program Manager and Clinical Research Coordinators. Work
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for open access publication and the open access incurs a fee (often, "article process charge") from the journal or publisher, this fee is eligible for the award The student must be enrolled in their program
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. Work safely following all safety policies, SOPs and guidelines under UBC Safety and Risk Services. Performs rounds to observe and check the physical health and well-being of laboratory animals; collects
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. Ability to work independently and within a team environment. Ability to complete work assignments in a timely fashion is a must. Attention to detail is critical. Computer experience and the physical ability
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Job Description This is a funded PhD graduate student position available in the Biometeorology and Soil Physics Group at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver campus. The project is part of