Deadline: early January 2026 but as early as possible
The proposed project will investigate recent changes in High Artic vegetation on Ellesmere Island under the supervision of Dr. Boulanger-Lapointe in the Socio-Ecological Landscapes Lab, Dept. of Geography, at the University of Victoria. The research will involve extensive field work in remote environments to conduct vegetation surveys as well as dendrochronological and remote sensing analyses back in the lab. This position is part of a large interdisciplinary research initiative aimed at better understanding polar deserts.
You can find more information about this position in English and French here. The position would ideally start in September 2026. Review of applications is ongoing, and UVic graduate program application deadline is in early January.
If you have any question, please contact Noémie Boulanger-Lapointe.