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Contribute to the future of sensory processing research, with opportunities open to everyone from undergraduate volunteers to postdoctoral fellows.

Undergraduate Students

As an Undergraduate Student, you can join our lab as either an Honours Thesis Student or as a Research Volunteer. See the slides below for more information.

Volunteer and Work Study Opportunities 

Thank you for your interest in joining our lab!

 

We are currently not taking on new undergraduate research assistants or volunteers. To help keep our inbox manageable, please hold off on contacting the team about open positions for now.

 

Applications will reopen in late September, so please check back here then for updates!

Graduate Students

Prospective MSc and PhD Students

Please note that at this time the lab is deciding if there will be an intake of graduate students in September 2027.

 

We are specifically looking for future students who are interested in using different neuroimaging methods (fMRI, EEG, fNiRS, etc) to study multisensory processing in a basic science framework, as well as in development, aging, and neurodiverse groups. We are also explicitly encouraging applications from equity deserving groups, including but not limited to visible minorities, LGBTQ+, neurodiverse individuals, and otherwise historically underrepresented groups. 

The lab typically takes students through the Psychology program or the program in Neuroscience. Prospective psychology students should apply through Cognitive, Developmental, and Brain Sciences

See below for Graduate Student Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).

Q: Are you taking applications for the upcoming school year?

  • A: TBD

Postdoctoral Fellowships

We are always looking for qualified postdoctoral researchers to join the lab. If you are interested in pursuing a postdoctoral, please contact our Principal Investigator directly at ryan.andrew.stevenson@gmail.com.

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