Psychology, Science Co-op - Summer 2021
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Hourly pay is C$15.00/hr for 420 hrs per learner.
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scientific literature review laboratory skills data collection data analysis researchHiring from U of M Science Co-op connects you with high calibre talent and the opportunity to play a role in shaping the development of the next generation of leaders in the digital economy, research and science.
Exceptional students, personalized quality service and satisfied employers – this is Science Co-op at the University of Manitoba.
OVERVIEW
- Current Available Program: Psychology Major, Science
- Available Students: 8+
- Duration: 12 - 16 weeks between May 3, and August 31, 2021 (some students will be available until December 31, 2021)
- Hours: 35 - 40/ week or minimum total of 420 hours
- Salary: average hourly wage is $15/hour. Employers fund salaries for student work placements. There is help available. Contact us to get information on available subsidies, grants, awards and tax credits.
- Work Set-up: Students may work virtually and/or in-person within Canada, adhering to public health safety orders.
Learners
The final deliverables will be agreed upon by the educator, student and partnering organization. This would include:
- Evaluation of the work experience
- Written or oral presentation of assignment completed
Project examples
Here’s what U of M Psychology, Science Co-op students can do for you:
- An understanding of physiological, emotional, cognitive and social determinants of behaviour
- Basic understanding of the various disciplines in psychology as well as major theories and history of psychology
- Familiarity and experience with the psychological research methods, including data collection and analysis
- Knowledge of research ethics
- Earn research participation marks towards your final grades with the opportunity to have an “up close” look at psychology research.
- Specific knowledge and abilities related to your specialization (ie: Applied Behaviour Analysis, Brain and Cognitive Sciences, Clinical Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Quantitative Psychology, School Psychology, and Social and Personality Psychology, etc.)
The students are equipped with a solid foundation of transferable skills which include:
- Critical thinking and creative problem solving
- Research, analysis, and project management
- Communications and writing
- Digital Technology
- Independence and teamwork
- Cultural and historical awareness
Students are armed with theoretical knowledge from the following courses:
- Psychological Research
- Research Methods
- Psychological Measurement and Assessment
- Statistical Analysis
Additional company criteria
Companies must answer the following questions to submit a match request to this experience:
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