Funded MSc and PhD Opportunities in Marine Renewable Energy Systems at the University of Victoria University of Victoria in Canada

Funded MSc and PhD opportunities are available in Marine Renewable Energy Systems at the University of Victoria in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, through the Institute of Integrated Energy Systems (IESVic).

The positions are supervised by Dr. Bryson Robertson and focus on research in wave energy, ocean renewable energy, marine vehicles, real-time hybrid modeling, and sustainable energy solutions for communities and energy grids. Example projects include geographical and economic analysis of wave energy sources, design and development of wave energy conversion systems, cargo and self-docking systems for unmanned marine vehicles, and integrated modeling of ocean and renewable energy technologies.

Both a 4-year PhD opportunity and a 2-year MSc opportunity are mentioned. The post highlights a research environment with access to advanced laboratories, interdisciplinary collaboration, and support for conference travel and publication.

Eligibility highlights include a bachelor’s degree in engineering, physics, or a related field connected to renewable energy and marine systems, plus strong writing and communication skills, independence, teamwork, and a passion for scientific research and problem solving. Preferred experience includes renewable energy systems, ocean and wave engineering, mobile mechanical systems, numerical modeling, and computer simulation.

Funding includes an annual salary of up to CAD 28,000, along with health and dental insurance, training and professional development, and access to research facilities. Applications are open until the positions are filled.

To apply, send a single PDF with a cover letter, CV, and contact information for two references; optional writing or research samples may also be included. Submit the materials by email to [email protected].