Emplois disponibles et opportunités de recherche
Pour publier des opportunités en entomologie, veuillez envoyer les détails à la secrétaire de l’ESC, Sara Edwards, à ESCSecretary@esc-sec.ca.
Opportunités permanentes
Curator of Insects & Arachnids
The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is seeking a Curator of Insects & Arachnids to lead one of North America’s most significant entomological collections. This role offers an exciting opportunity to advance research, develop exhibitions, support collections stewardship, mentor emerging researchers, and engage diverse audiences as part of ROM’s collaborative Department of Natural History. Opportunities may also exist for a university cross-appointment and eligibility to pursue external research funding. Exceptional early-career and mid-career scientists are encouraged to apply.
Deadline: September 25, 2026
Details here.
Opportunités temporaires/contrats
Opportunités de recherche pour études supérieures
MSc / PhD Research Positions: Forest insect disturbance ecology
Recruiting MSc or PhD students for projects in forest science focusing on invasive species ecology and native insect outbreak dynamics. Students will be enrolled in the graduate program at the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton. Research areas include: insect ecology, chemical ecology, plant science, invasion biology, genomic analysis, remote sensing, forest disturbance, climate change, and ecological models. Thesis topics can be student driven. Research can be a mix of lab, field, and computer work.
Apply to: Deepa Pureswaran (deepa.pureswaran (at) nrcan-rncan.gc.ca)
Closing date: Open until filled
Details here.
PhD and MSc Positions: Global change ecology and evolution at the University of Guelph
The Grainger Lab at the University of Guelph is offering two fully funded graduate student positions to start in September 2027: 1 PhD (Canadian or International) and 1 MSc (Canadian only). We study the effects of climate change on populations and communities, with a focus on competition, dispersal, and experimental evolution. We use lab and field experiments with insects and plants to test theory and answer fundamental questions in ecology and evolutionary biology. Students will be given the freedom and support to develop their own research questions within the lab’s research themes. Visit www.tessgrainger.ca/research for more information on our research.
Apply to: tess.grainger (at) uoguelph.ca
Details here.
Closing date: October 15th 2026, but applications will be considered as they come in
PhD Position: l’entomologie et la biologie moléculaire
L’IRDA et l’Université de Moncton souhaitent recruter un étudiant au doctorat, liant l’entomologie et la biologie moléculaire dans un contexte de résistance aux insecticides pour venir soutenir le secteur de production des petits fruits au Québec. L’objectif étant de faire le portrait de la résistance des populations sauvages de la drosophile à ailes tachetés (Drosophila suzukii) en évaluant les niveaux actuels et les potentiels de développement pour anticiper les problématiques de gestion au champ.
Details ici.
Date limite: septembre 2026
Opportunités de recherche postdoctorale
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