Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Policy:

The Mine Multiphysics Research group strongly encourages applications from women, persons with disabilities, Indigenous peoples and members of visible minorities



Undergraduate Student

For McGill Mining students

  • MIME 484 Mining Project: potential topics related to mine energy system, artificial ground freezing, mine ventilation and materials handling.
  • MIME 290, 291, 392 and 494 Research Workterm (COOP): potential topics related to mine energy system, artificial ground freezing, mine ventilation and materials handling.

For International students

  • MITACS Globalink summer research internship: See MITACS website for details.


Graduate Students

Prof. Sasmito is now accepting applications for graduate students (M.Eng. and Ph.D.) at McGill University in the area of mine ventilation, energy system (conventional and new/alternative power sources), environmental engineering in mines, industrial transport processes, and thermal fluid sciences and engineering. Potential outstanding candidates are encouraged to contact Prof. Sasmito along with CV, transcript, research statement and list of publications. Minimum requirement for scholarship: CGPA for both undergraduate and master must be higher than 3.8/4.0, English proficiency level TOEFL > 600 (PBT)/100 (iBT) or IELTS > 7.0. Please send email by click here.

Note: due to large number of applications, only short-listed outstanding candidates will be contacted.

For more information, see below.

McGill Engineering Doctoral Award
McGill Mining Graduate Program