[Expired] SASSI Postdoctoral Fellowship in Sport Science at McGill University

⛔ This position is no longer available.

University:

McGill University

Country:

Canada

Deadline:

June 15, 2025The Department of Kinesiology and Physical Education (KPE) at McGill University invites applications for the SASSI Postdoctoral Fellowship in sport science. This position is designed for recent or soon-to-be PhD graduates seeking to advance research in human sport performance within a dynamic academic environment. The fellowship aims to support research projects that enhance the understanding, facilitation, and optimization of sport performance, with a preference for endurance sport science. Foundational research with indirect ties to sport may also be considered if the impact on sport science research is clearly described.

Requirements

– PhD (recent or near completion) in Kinesiology, Exercise Science, Physiology, Human Performance, Sports Medicine, or a related field– Demonstrated research experience relevant to sport science– Strong communication and collaboration skills

Fellowship Details

– Duration: 2 years– Salary: $50,000 annually (includes benefits; unionized position)– One position availableApplication Deadline: June 15, 2025Apply online: https://lnkd.in/e4y_JnPpInterested candidates are encouraged to apply and to share this opportunity with peers or colleagues who may be interested. The position will also be posted on the SASSI website and shared with incoming and current graduate students.Get the latest openings in your field and preferred country—straight to your email inbox. Sign up now for 14 days free: https://phdfinder.com/register

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