Contribute to vital research at UBCO as an Undergraduate Academic Assistant. Dive into ecological and socio-cultural studies focusing on violent individuals while collaborating with Dr. Edward Taylor.

As a student employee in the School of Social Work, you will engage in a unique pilot study exploring the interactions of culture, behavior, and psychology. Your role involves conducting complex literature searches, summarizing key findings, managing data, and collaborating with the research team. This is an excellent opportunity for those who excel in research and written communication.

Key Responsibilities:
• Conduct extensive library and online literature searches
• Analyze data and identify research variables
• Summarize findings from articles and social media




• Write and present research reports
• Collaborate with team members and attend regular meetings

Requirements:
• Must be a second, third, or fourth-year undergraduate student
• Robust reading and writing skills are essential
• Experience with literature reviews and database usage preferred
• Familiarity with SPSS or NVivo analysis software is advantageous
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively

Embark on a research journey that explores the complexities of violent behavior with UBCO's dynamic team.
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📌 Research Assistant UBCO Social Work (Quebec City)
🏢 University of British Columbia
📍 Quebec City