Join the team
In our lab, we are committed to cultivating an environment that embraces inclusivity and diversity, valuing the distinct perspectives that each individual brings. We wholeheartedly encourage applications from members of all minority groups, including but not limited to indigenous peoples, women, visible minorities, individuals of diverse sexual orientations, and those with varying gender identities/expressions. We believe that the collective strength of our diverse backgrounds and experiences enriches our research community.
Postdoctoral scholars
The MBCLab has a long and successful history of hosting Postdoctoral Fellows and to support this critical stage of a scientist's career.
Contact Dr. Barnett-Cowan to enquire about postdoctoral opportunities.
AMTD Fellowship (Early Dec Deadline)
Graduate studies
The MBCLab supports MSc and PhD candidates through a number of available degree options.
Contact Dr. Barnett-Cowan to inquire about graduate studies.
PhD Aging, Health and Well Being
Undergraduate thesis (KIN431/432)
The MBCLab supports senior undergraduate students complete an undergraduate thesis (often required for graduate level applications). KIN431(proposal) and KIN432(thesis) are the required courses to enroll in.
Contact Dr. Barnett-Cowan to inquire about undergraduate thesis work.
Research Assistant (KIN391)
The MBCLab supports mid level undergraduate students to gain research experience in exchange for course credit (KIN391). IMPORTANTLY students from ANY discipline are eligible to apply.
Volunteer
The MBCLab encourages those interested in our research and who want to gain experience through volunteering to reach out to see if we have any current or future opportunities. Typically we host those from the senior high school level and above. Note that we often have an overwhelming interest, so positions may not be immediately available.
Visiting professors
The MBCLab regularly hosts visiting scholars to tour the lab, give a talk, and can accommodate longer term collaborative stays.