Research Access is your gateway to exploring the many opportunities available for pursuing research-based graduate studies at the University of Sherbrooke. There, you will find:
- Research project opportunities offered by professors who are actively recruiting students
- An annual networking event that connects prospective candidates with research supervisors
- Research institutes ready to welcome you as part of their team
- Resources to support you throughout your research journey
The projects featured on Research Access are actively recruiting and aimed at training the next generation of researchers. We encourage you to apply to multiple projects to explore the different opportunities available to you and discover the impact you could have across various fields. Don't hesitate to look beyond your current academic background and explore other areas of study: research is often interdisciplinary, and many projects welcome candidates with diverse and complementary skills and experiences.
Featured Projects
Improving Batteries and Power Electronics for Electric Recreational Vehicles
Contribute to the electrification of recreational vehicles as part of the dynamic BRP-UdeS CTA team, where cutting-edge research meets real-world industrial applications. Through close collaboration with BRP, you will work on concrete technological challenges while developing expertise in batteries, optimization, or power electronics.
Understanding the Influence of Glaciers on the Molecular Composition of Dissolved Organic Matter in the Arctic and Antarctic
This project offers the opportunity to work in some of the most fascinating and vulnerable environments on the planet, at the intersection of glaciers, oceans, and climate change.
Point tournant : The Effects of Being Denied Admission to a Sports-Study Program
This innovative project offers a unique opportunity to examine the impact of admission refusals to sports-study programs on young people's academic, athletic, and personal trajectories. By joining the Aleo Research Chair, you will work in a stimulating interdisciplinary environment and contribute to research with tangible implications for sport policies, while developing and applying your quantitative research skills.