Graduate Studies Opportunities
Collaborative Research and Training Opportunities with Supervision
Research Supervisor
A Graduate Research Supervisor at the Lassonde School of Engineering is a distinguished academic professional dedicated to nurturing the intellectual growth and research capabilities of graduate students. They play a pivotal role in guiding the next generation of scholars, researchers, and experts in their respective fields.
To excel in your graduate education journey, it’s crucial to find the perfect match. We strongly advise MASc and PhD students to connect with a research supervisor to collaborate on their research. Use the options below to explore available supervisors actively seeking graduate students for research partnerships.
Tips on reaching out
The student-supervisor relationship is one of the most important features of a student’s graduate school experience. It is important to find a supervisor who is a good fit for you and will have a shared commitment to advancing your academic and professional goals.
Digital Media
Earth and Space Science
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Mechanical Engineering
Read the biographies noting the supervisor’s research interests, publications and other academic activities. Some supervisors may also include graduate students that they have supervised.
o Ask to meet with them either via zoom or in-person. If you can meet with them in-person, ask to have a tour of the lab and to meet with current graduate students.
o What is the supervision style?
o What is the personal interaction style?
o How frequently would you meet with the supervisor?
o On average, how long does a student in this research group complete their degree requirements?
o What is the research group culture like?
Graduate Studies Opportunities
If you are applying to one of our research-based programs, it is highly recommended that you connect with a graduate supervisor with whom you would like to work with. To find a supervisor with research that aligns with your interest, visit the program’s website for research conducted by our professors.
The following faculty members are seeking students to advise in the 2025-2026 academic year. Unless noted otherwise, these faculty members are seeking both domestic and international students.