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Climate change research McGill University in Canada
Degree Level
Master's, PhD
Field of study
Environmental Science
Funding
Full funding availableDeadline
Dec 28, 2026
Country
Canada
University
McGill University

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McGill University is offering fully funded MSc and PhD positions for the Fall 2026 intake, focusing on climate change research, remote sensing, and environmental science. Successful candidates will join a world-class research team working on sea ice monitoring using satellite-based SAR imagery (NISAR and RCM), advanced data analysis, and developing new methods for climate science applications. Applicants should have a strong background in SAR data analysis, proficiency in programming languages (Python, MATLAB, or R), and excellent academic records in Earth Sciences, Remote Sensing, Climate Studies, Environmental Engineering, or related fields.
Canadian students are preferred for the MSc position. Funding covers tuition and living expenses, and students will benefit from McGill’s facilities and international collaborations. To apply, candidates should email their CV, transcript, and a statement of interest to Dr. Mallik Mahmud.
The application deadline is as early as possible for Fall 2026 consideration. This opportunity is ideal for those passionate about climate change and seeking to make an impact through research at a top Canadian university.
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Full funding including tuition fees and living expenses is available for this position. The scholarship covers all educational costs and provides a monthly stipend.
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