MSc or PhD studentship in Montreal, Canada
Openings for graduate students !!!
Two positions are opened for graduate students
starting September 2007. Canadian students from within
or outside Qubec, as well as foreign students are
encouraged to contact Prof. Radu Iftimie by email at
radu.ion.iftimie<>umontreal. ca
We are interested in motivated students with a strong
background in physical chemistry or chemical physics,
and who feel they will enjoy working with a computer
more than working in an experimental lab. We have both
theoretical (i.e.: with a pen and paper for
math-loving dudes)and computational (i.e.: for those
who like coding or doing experiments "in silico"). We
also have a number of projects in collaboration with
our
experimental colleagues, so if you want to taste both
experiment and theory, you can do it !
Non-francophone prospective students, please be
advised that:
* The language of instruction at Universit de
Montral is French. There is no language requirement
for admission into a PhD program (i.e: for students
who already completed a MSc degree). However, such a
requirement exists for admission to the MSc program.
* Graduate students are encouraged to learn
French while in Montral; however, non-francophone
students should not consider their lack of knowledge
of the French language as an impediment to graduating
with a PhD degree from our University. In addition,
Montral is a bilingual city and you will have no
problem living here if you only speak English.
Contact professor Radu Iftimie at the email address
radu.ion.iftimie<>umontreal. ca
When you do that, please send me an electronic copy of
your CV, containing all the grades you received since
starting University (very important).
If you want more informations about my group please
visit my web page:
https://www. webdepot. umontreal. ca/Usagers/ iftimier/ MonDepotPublic/ MyWebSites/ index.htm
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Two positions are opened for graduate students
starting September 2007. Canadian students from within
or outside Qubec, as well as foreign students are
encouraged to contact Prof. Radu Iftimie by email at
radu.ion.iftimie<>umontreal. ca
We are interested in motivated students with a strong
background in physical chemistry or chemical physics,
and who feel they will enjoy working with a computer
more than working in an experimental lab. We have both
theoretical (i.e.: with a pen and paper for
math-loving dudes)and computational (i.e.: for those
who like coding or doing experiments "in silico"). We
also have a number of projects in collaboration with
our
experimental colleagues, so if you want to taste both
experiment and theory, you can do it !
Non-francophone prospective students, please be
advised that:
* The language of instruction at Universit de
Montral is French. There is no language requirement
for admission into a PhD program (i.e: for students
who already completed a MSc degree). However, such a
requirement exists for admission to the MSc program.
* Graduate students are encouraged to learn
French while in Montral; however, non-francophone
students should not consider their lack of knowledge
of the French language as an impediment to graduating
with a PhD degree from our University. In addition,
Montral is a bilingual city and you will have no
problem living here if you only speak English.
Contact professor Radu Iftimie at the email address
radu.ion.iftimie<>umontreal. ca
When you do that, please send me an electronic copy of
your CV, containing all the grades you received since
starting University (very important).
If you want more informations about my group please
visit my web page:
https://www. webdepot. umontreal. ca/Usagers/ iftimier/ MonDepotPublic/ MyWebSites/ index.htm
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