Research Opportunities
Canadian Society for the Hisotry of MedicineCANADIAN SOCIETY FOR THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE Hannah Studentship - Additional information The studentship funds up to four students per year and offers undergraduate students an opportunity to study and learn the techniques of historical research and to encourage future serious study of medical history. Students must be registered in a recognized undergraduate program at a Canadian university. Any full time undergraduate student is eligible to apply provided the proposed project and supervisor meet the criteria. Funding is in the form of a stipend only, to a maximum of $5,500. The award may be held for a period of three consecutive months during the academic summer recess (May-August). Payment is made to the institution where the student is registered. Deadline for applications is November 10, 2019. |
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Keenan Research Centre Keenan Research Centre - St. Michael's HospitalKeenan Research Summer Student Program This program provides opportunities for undergraduate and medical students to conduct research in a laboratory and/or clinical setting at St. Michael’s under the supervision of a Principal Investigator (Scientist and/or MD). Students must agree to participate in the program on a full-time basis and not terminate their engagement prior to the stipulated end date. Summer students work 37.5 hours per week (Monday to Friday 7.5/hrs per day). The summer student’s project must take place at St. Michael’s, unless the principal investigator’s office/lab is located off-site. Students hired as employees of the hospital and paid hourly wage that falls on a pay scale starting at $14. Students registered as research volunteers who wish to gain experience in a research setting (Please note: volunteer students will not be paid stipends/honorariums at any time and will solely act as volunteers). Students must align themselves with a PI and set up appointments to speak to them personally. Find a Principal Investigator at St. Michael’s. Please do not begin contacting principal investigators until Jan. 1, 2020. The deadline date to email PI's is April 1, 2020.
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LUNENFELD-TANENBAUM RESEARCH INSITITUTERTC Summer Research for Undergraduates @ The Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Deadline for applications: February 28, 2020. |
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Innis CollegeResearch Opportunity Program INI401H1 Independent Research INI402H1 Independent Research 2 Sussex Avenue Vice-Principal & Academic Coordinator |
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New CollegeResearch Opportunity Program Independent Studies NEW497Y1 – Independent Community Engaged Research Prerequisite: Completion of a minimum of 9.0 FCE and successful completion of the application process. 300 Huron Street Program Administrator |
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St. Michael's CollegeResearch Opportunity Program SMC299Y1 Research Opportunity Program Research Project SMC457H1 Directed Research Odette Hall Principal’s Office Programs Assistant |
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Trinity CollegeResearch Opportunity Program TRN 307H International Experience I (Summer course) TRN 308H International Experience II (Fall course) 6 Hoskin Avenue Office of the Dean of Arts
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University CollegeResearch Opportunity Program Independent Research UNI393Y1 (1.0 FCE) and UNI394H1 (0.5 FCE) University College Independent Studies UNI495Y1 (1.0 FCE) and UNI496H1 (0.5 FCE) University College Independent Studies [TBA] Office of Academic Services Academic Liaison and Assistant to the Vice Principal |
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Victoria CollegeMilne Research Award: Northrop Frye Centre Undergraduate Research Award Value: up to $2,000 maximum Please click here for more information and to apply.
As a large research university, UofT teaches students both through courses and through involvement in research projects. VIC493 is a companion course to independent study and independent research courses in the sciences. Students enrol in this course while also taking on a research project in one of the science departments. We will discuss the norms, practices and customs in research activities, from the point of view of those actually involved in research. In addition, we will look at the various stages of a research project and discuss techniques that make research more efficient. As a multi-disciplinary course covering all areas of sciences, we will have the opportunity to compare research techniques and standards across many different scientific disciplines in the physical and life sciences. Students will present their research results in a mini-symposium and will engage in discussions about challenges and opportunities that arise in their work. This will give the opportunity to develop and improve scientific communication skills, an essential asset for a career in the sciences. Victoria University, in the University of Toronto Victoria College Registrar |
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Woodsworth CollegeWoodsworth College Summer Abroad: Woodsworth College Summer Abroad Summer Abroad Office of the Registrar |