Job Board | 2024 Summer Work Study Research Assistant Program (WSRA) Program
The WSRA job board is now open!
Student Eligibility:
Only domestic undergraduate students who are returning to TMU for full-time studies in the upcoming Fall 2024/Winter 2025 terms and have received approval for this period from Career Boost (directly through Student Financial Assistance) can be hired under this program.
OVPRI is not involved in the CB approval process.
The approval application for domestic undergraduate students will be available at torontomu.ca/careerboost.
The approval application form is open from Thursday, March 14 to Friday, May 24, 2024.
Students who have been approved for WSRA by CB will receive a confirmation email from jobs@torontomu.ca. You can email jobs@torontomu.ca to appeal or confirm your approval status.
If you have any questions about this approval process, please email jobs@torontomu.ca or visit the Student Financial Assistance website.
Program Details:
Employment Period: Monday, May 6, 2024 — Friday, August 23, 2024.
Number of Hours: Up to 490 hours in total. No more than 35 hours per week. No overtime permitted.
Number of weeks: Up to 14 weeks in total.
Hourly Wage: Up to $20.49/hour.
If you have any questions regarding a specific job listing, please contact the listed supervisor.
For questions regarding the Career Boost approval process, please contact jobs@torontomu.ca.
For other questions on the WSRA program, please email us at srcfunding@torontomu.ca.
*******Please check back between March 28 - April 22 to view additional listings for the 2024 Summer cycle.*******
| Title | Name of Reseacher | Department |
|---|---|---|
| Python Programmer - Demand Response Research (View Application) |
Bala Venkatesh | Centre for Urban Energy |
| Microfluidics-based synthesis of porous hydrogels (View Application) |
Dae kun Hwang | Chemical Engineering |
| Molecular Cell Biology (View Application) |
Michael Olson | Chemistry and Biology |
| Multi-agent micro-simulation for urban systems simulation (View Application) |
Bilal Farooq | Civil Eng / FEAS / CUI |
| Building Physics modelling (View Application) |
Umberto Berardi | DAS/FEAS |
| Inclusive Innovation and Entrepreneurship Network (View Application) |
Wendy Cukier | Diversity Institute |
| Medical Device Force and Motion Monitor (View Application) |
Ali Tavallaei | ECBE |
| Undergraduate Research Assistant - Modern Literature and Culture (MLC) Research Centre (View Application) |
Irene Gammel | English Literature / MLC Research Centre |
| The Inclusive Communities for Older Immigrants (ICOI) (View Application) |
Sepali Guruge | Faculty of Community Services / Daphne Cockwell School of Nursing |
| Urban Sanctuary, Migrant Solidarity, and Hospitality in Global Perspective (View Application) |
Harald Bauder | Geography & Env. Stud. |
| Social Media Analytics and Visualization (View Application) |
Anatoliy Gruzd | ITM / Social Media Lab |
| Analysis of thematic structure and spatio-temporal pattern of cybersecurity discourse (View Application) |
Atefeh (atty) Mashatan | Information Tech. Management |
| Characterization and Analysis of Geo-column Heat Transfer (View Application) |
Seth Dworkin | MIME |
| SingWell Project (View Application) |
Frank Russo | Psychology |
| Biskaabiiyang and Indigenous Political Resurgence (View Application) |
Damien Lee | Sociology |
| Canada's Special Immigration Measures Programs (View Application) |
Anna Triandafyllidou | Sociology |