Fully-funded MSc/PhD Positions at University of Toronto, Canada

The positions, according to the official announcement will begin September 2022.

The central theme of the research program is understanding the patterns, causes, and consequences of dispersal and gene flow in the ocean.

Research Topics Include:

1. disentangling historical and contemporary factors that shape the distribution of genetic variation in natural populations;
2. understanding how kin structure emerges in marine populations; and
3. exploring the usefulness of genomic data to support sustainable fisheries and marine conservation efforts.

About The program

The Department boast of a good fit for students who are passionate about the application of genetics/genomics to answer fundamental ecological questions and/or to support conservation.

D’Aloia Lab is well-equipped for molecular benchwork and scientific diving. For PhD positions, there is latitude to co develop projects, based on student interests.

How To Apply

To apply, send the following to Dr. Cassidy D’Aloia (cassidy.daloia@utoronto.ca) as a single PDF:

1. a brief letter outlining your research experiences and interests, and how they relate to our lab’s work;
2. a recent CV;
3. unofficial transcripts;
4. contact information for 2 referees; and
5. a writing sample, if available (thesis, paper, or major project report).

Application Deadline

Applications received by Oct 31 will be given preference.

More About University of Toronto Mississauga

The University of Toronto Mississauga, also known as U of T Mississauga, is a satellite campus of the University of Toronto located in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. The campus opened in 1967 as Erindale College, set upon the valley of the Credit River, approximately 33 km west of Downtown Toronto. [Wikipedia]

Programs

The School has a long varieties of programs which includes:

Undergraduate Programs; the program offers undergraduate students a strong foundation in arts, science, and business.

Professional & Graduate; This particular program gives the professional and graduate the opportunity to conduct innovative research that fosters excellence.

Combined Degree Programs; combined degree programs allow students to be registered in two degrees (one undergraduate and one graduate) at the same time.

Continuing Studies; This program is specially made for adult learners with expertly designed non-degree courses delivered, in class and online, by instructors who are recognized leaders in their fields.

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