Fully funded PhD in Structural Engineering in Canada with Prof. Li

 

Fully funded PhD in Structural Engineering in Canada with Prof. Li

(Supervisor: Assistant Professor Liya L.)

(Université de Sherbrooke, Qubec, Canada)

### Recruiting PhD Students in Structural Engineering

Are you passionate about advancing your career in structural engineering? Prof. Li at the Université de Sherbrooke is seeking proactive researchers to join her dynamic team. If you possess a strong academic background and a drive to contribute to innovative research, this opportunity is for you!

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## Required Skills:

Prof. Li is looking for candidates who meet the following criteria:

- **Master's Degree in Structural Engineering**: Demonstrated strong theoretical foundation and practical experience.

- **Proficiency in Numerical Analysis**: Expertise in finite element analysis and related techniques.

- **Excellent Communication Skills**: Ability to communicate effectively in English within an international academic environment and produce high-quality research reports and papers.

- **Independent Research Capability**: Proven ability to conduct scientific research independently, coupled with a strong spirit of teamwork.

## Preferred Skills:

Additional skills that would be advantageous include:

- **Background in Fatigue Research**: Understanding of fatigue phenomena and their impact on structural safety.

- **Experimental Project Experience**: Hands-on experience in designing, executing, and analyzing experimental projects in structural engineering.

- **Programming Proficiency**: High-level proficiency in programming languages such as MATLAB, Python, and VBA for complex data processing, modeling, and simulation analysis.

## How to Apply:

Interested candidates should submit their applications to Prof. Li via email at [liya.li@usherbrooke.ca](mailto:liya.li@usherbrooke.ca). Please use the following format for the email subject: **“PhD application_Fatigue_first name_last name”**.

### Application Documents:

1. **Motivation Letter**: A one-page letter outlining your research areas and future plans. Name the file “1. Motivation letter_first name_last name”.

2. **Comprehensive CV**: Include a minimum of three references. Name the file “2. CV_first name_last name”.

3. **Academic Transcripts and Degrees**: Copies of all academic transcripts and degrees. Name the file “3. Transcripts & degrees_first name_last name”.

4. **Research Summary**: Your master’s thesis or a summary of previous research (3-5 pages). Name the file “4. Research summary_first name_last name”.

5. **Language Certificate**: If applicable, include a certificate of English or French language proficiency with test scores. Name the file “5. Language test_first name_last name”. The required tests and scores are:

   - **English**: IELTS (6.5 and above) or TOEFL (90 and above)
   - **French**: TCF (C1 and above for all four tests) or DALF (C1 and above)

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### About Prof. Li's Research Team:

Prof. Li's team at the Université de Sherbrooke is committed to pushing the boundaries of structural engineering through innovative research and collaboration. Join her in solving complex engineering challenges and contribute to the advancement of this critical field.

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**Optimize Your Career with Prof. Li! Apply Today and Be a Part of Pioneering Structural Engineering Research.**

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