PhD Position in Active Aging and Kinesiology at Ontario Tech University Ontario Tech University in Canada

The Active Living and Longevity Lab at Ontario Tech University, led by Professor Shilpa Dogra, is seeking a domestic PhD student to join research efforts focused on active aging among individuals living in retirement homes and long-term care facilities. The research will be situated within the Faculty of Health Sciences (Kinesiology) and will explore topics such as physical activity, health promotion, and longevity in older adult populations. This opportunity is ideal for candidates with a background in kinesiology, health sciences, or related fields who are passionate about improving the quality of life for aging populations through evidence-based interventions and research.

The lab is committed to advancing knowledge in active aging, with a particular emphasis on the unique needs and challenges faced by residents in care facilities. Students will have the opportunity to engage in interdisciplinary research, collaborate with experts in the field, and contribute to impactful projects that address pressing public health concerns related to aging and physical activity.

Applicants should be domestic students interested in pursuing a PhD and should prepare a CV and a brief expression of interest outlining their motivation and relevant experience. While specific funding details are not provided, interested candidates are encouraged to reach out directly to Professor Dogra for more information about the position and potential support.

For more information about the lab and the supervisor, visit the provided LinkedIn profile. This is an excellent opportunity for those looking to specialize in active aging, kinesiology, and public health research at a leading Canadian institution.