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The ISMER Doctoral Excellence Scholarship program aims to recruit up to 10 new people from diverse backgrounds who will begin their doctoral studies at ISMER full-time starting in the fall of 2020 or winter 2021.
The scholarships, amounting to $20,000 per year, will be for three years.
These scholarships are open to students in Quebec, other provinces in Canada or internationally.
- Start his doctoral thesis in the fall 2020 session or in the winter of 2021
- Meet the admission requirements of UQAR’s Ph.D. program in oceanography;
- Hold a cumulative average of at least 3.7/4.3 or the equivalent (e.g. 14/20);
- The doctoral thesis must be conducted under the direction of a regular professor at ISMER. Get a letter of support from the professor responsible for one of the available projects.
- Be enrolled in the ISMER PhD in Oceanography at the time of the scholarship
Interested individuals must submit a complete CV (including scientific papers, scholarships, awards, sea missions, etc.), a cover letter explaining the candidate’s background and how this path is in line with the proposed project and the PHD in oceanography at ISMER, all academic transcripts, a letter of support from the professor in charge of the project, and three (3) letters of recommendation (including one from a principal of the student’s research work) in electronic format to the ISMER Graduate Studies Committee in Oceanography.
Only complete files that meet the criteria for submission and excellence of this scholarship program will be evaluated by a selection committee after the application deadline. The medjouel.com team informs you that the final selection of candidates will be made during a face-to-face or remote interview by the selection committee. We support an equality program and strongly encourage women, people with disabilities, members of visible and ethnic minorities and Aboriginal people to apply.
1Er June 2020, 4:30 p.m. (EST)
Marine geology
Holocene ice activity of two marine-ending glaciers on Ellesmere and Devon Islands: atmosphere-ocean-ice interactions
- Director: Jean Carlos Montero Serrano
- Co-directors: Guillaume St-Onge, André Rochon
Changes in freshwater inflows in the Northwest Sector of Baffin Bay and impact on primary productivity
- Director: Audrey Limoges (University of New Brunswick)
- Co-director: André Rochon
Earth’s magnetic field dynamics in the Arctic
- Director: Guillaume St-Onge
Space-time variations of heavy metals in the sediments of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
- Director: Jean Carlos Montero Serrano
- Co-directors: Richard Saint-Louis (Department of Biology, Chemistry and Geography UQAR)
Biological oceanography
Determinants of Atlantic halibut habitat in the Gulf of St. Lawrence in the context of stock recovery
- Director: Dominique Robert
- Co-director: Hugues Benoît (DFO)
Development of an energy-based and self-centered model to estimate the impending impact of sebast populations in the Gulf of St. Lawrence
- Director: David Deslauriers
- Co-directors: Dominique Robert, Denis Chabot (DFO), Caroline Senay (DFO), Piero Calosi (Department of Biology, Chemistry and Geography UQAR)
Ecological footprints of noise associated with marine traffic on the shellfish resources of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon
- Director: Gesche Winkler
- Co-director: Réjean Tremblay
Influence of biofilms on the transfer of non-native species through navigation
- Director: Karine Lemarchand
- Co-director: Jean-François Briand (University of Toulon, France)
Secondary and genetic production of the zooplankton landscape in the changing St. Lawrence Estuary
- Director: Gesche Winkler
Role of macroalgae in shaping local environmental conditions: application to diversification of aquaculture activities in Quebec
- Director: Fanny Noisette
- Co-directors: Réjean Tremblay, Priscilla de Cottignies (University of Nantes)
Chemical oceanography
Detecting and quantifying groundwater discharges by combining remote sensing and geochemistry
- Director: Gwenaelle Chaillou
- Co-directors: Pascal Bernatchez (Department of Biology, Chemistry and Geography UQAR), Pieter Van Beek (University of Toulouse)
Impact of phototransformation on the physical and chemical characteristics of microplastics
- Director: Huixiang Xie
- Co-director: Zhe Lu
Ways and become emerging contaminants in the Arctic
- Director: Zhe Lu
Physical oceanography
Dispersal on the surface of the St. Lawrence Sea Estuary
- Director: Cédric Chavanne
- Co-director: Dany Dumont
Physics of ocean internal waves
- Director: Daniel Bourgault
Potential role of heat flows at small scales on the rapid decline of Arctic sea ice
- Director: Louis-Philippe Nadeau
Official stock exchange website: https://ismer.ca/formation/bourses-d-excellence-de-doctorat-de-l-ismer
