Socially Sustainable Software Development means creating and maintaining software systems that promote social equity, well-being, and inclusivity by ensuring fair access to resources and opportunities, supporting diverse user needs, and fostering community engagement and participation. The successful applicant will develop and empirically evaluate tools or practices for improving software sustainability. The ideal candidate has professional experience in software development and a keen interest in ethics.

Accepting: PhD and MCS students

Express your interest in working with Dr. Paul Ralph .

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• Research interests
• Past research experience
• Recent CV

Dalhousie's Faculty of Computer Science offers competitive funding to qualified graduate students and is committed to promoting excellence in research and teaching.