Call for applications for a PhD opportunity in the Socio-Spatial and Financial Implications of Transit-Oriented Development
Concordia Unibersity invite expressions of interest in pursuing doctoral research for a fully funded PhD position in the Department of Geography, Planning and Environment at the University.
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Summary
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Benefits
The admitted PhD student will receive a fellowship valued at $35,000 per year for four years, as well as additional funding to support their doctoral studies.
Requirements
We are seeking candidates with:
- a master’s degree
- a strong academic background, including familiarity with the geography or planning of transportation, housing, urbanization, and/or transit-oriented development
- experience in using qualitative, statistical, geospatial, and/or mobile research methods
- ideally, a proven track record in conducting relevant research
Selection Process
- Successful applicants will conduct research that contributes to “Transforming Canadian Cities: Toward Equitable and Decarbonized Urban Transportation through Electrification, Automation, Shared Use, and Transit-Oriented Development,” a four-year research project funded by Volt-Age, a research unit funded by the Canada First Excellence Research Fund.
- Students will apply to join Concordia University’s doctoral program in Geography, Urban and Environmental Studies and will receive assistance in applying for admission.
- If admitted, they will be supervised by one or more of Professors Leila Ghaffari, Martin Danyluk, Craig Townsend, or Govind Gopakumar.
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Application Deadline
Not SpecifiedHow To Apply
- Those interested should email the investigator, explaining why they are interested in and suitable for this doctoral research program. Details of the investigator is found below
- The following materials should be attached:
- a letter of application that explains their interest;
- a CV, including qualifications;
- the names of two academic referees;
- unofficial academic transcripts;
- and up to two samples of critical, analytical writing (such as published articles).
Craig Townsend - Housing affordability, accessibility, and inclusion in Canadian TOD projects ([email protected])