Funding and Openings

Funding Available for Graduate Students
If you are a serious, passionate, and dedicated prospective graduate student, I welcome you to contact me directly. Please include your CV and, if available, an unofficial transcript.

Location:
Master’s and Ph.D. students will be hosted by UPEI at the Charlottetown Campus, with some travel to the School of Climate Change and Adaptation in the St. Peter’s Bay area, accessible via free daily shuttles. Occasional field trips might be necessary.   

Required Skills and Prerequisites:

  • Excellent English writing skills, with the ability to learn and communicate ideas clearly

  • Background in hydrology, civil engineering, environmental engineering, computer science, or applied statistics/mathematics

  • Ability to work independently as well as collaboratively in a team environment

  • Strong interest in studying regional and global environmental change, including modeling approaches

  • Proficiency in computer programming (R or Python) and eagerness to expand skills in AI, LaTeX, Bash, and Linux

  • Motivation to contribute to research and publish in peer-reviewed journals

To Apply:

Prospective students must fulfill the entry requirements of the Master’s or Ph.D studies at UPEI. Students must apply by the deadline of the term they wish to enter, which is here.

Start dates for both Domestic and International Students are in the Calendar Dates page here.

General inquiries should be addressed to Prof. Sara Sadri at ssadri@upei.ca. 

Equity and Diversity:

Our group at the University of PEI is a welcoming environment of equal opportunity, respecting everyone from diverse backgrounds, including visible minorities and women, and encouraging them to apply. 

For more information about life in PEI, visit this page.