Interested in joining?
Although I have funds to pay for students, bringing your own funding always looks good on a CV! Some of these links explain a few possibilities. The deadlines are only indicative, and prospective members should contact me well in advance.
Undergraduate students: see here for a comprehensive list of opportunities and up-to-date detail on procedures, deadlines, etc. In particular,
- Citizens and permanent residents of Canada can explore the various avenues offered by NSERC (in particular, check out the Undergraduate Student Research Awards, and our Department's page about it).
- The UofT Centre for Global Change Science offers competitive summer internships.
- UofT students: look up "University of Toronto Excellence Award" (link may vary from year to year).
- UofT 2nd year Physics students: look into the Natalia Krasnopolskaia Memorial Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF).
- Engineering Science Students at UofT can participate in the Engineering Science Research Opportunities Program (ESROP).
Graduate students: prospective graduate students have to go through the regular application and admissions process of the Department of Physics. Check out the website to figure out how.
Post-docs:
- You can also explore the various avenues offered by NSERC: English/français. Once again, it is easier to be a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident, but international applicants might want to look at the Banting Postdoctoral Fellowship. The latter is extremely competitive, to the point that it is mostly a waste of time and energy. The process for applying starts sometime in July.
- The Faculty of Arts & Science at UofT offers (very competitive) post-doctoral fellowships. Deadline: Winter, changes often.
