Each year, Canada's Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics recruits approximately 30 exceptional science graduates for an immersive, 10-month physics boot camp: Perimeter Scholars International (PSI) This unique Master's program seeks not only students with stellar undergraduate physics track records, but also those with diverse backgrounds, collaborative spirit, creativity, and other attributes that will set them apart as future innovators.

Features of the program include:
Fully-funded program - removing financial and/or geographical barriers to entry. Students will be provided with: full tuition, accommodation, meals, living stipend, health insurance, book and materials, necessary IT equipment, and travel supplement.
The PSI program will expose students to the full breadth of theoretical physics in courses taught by world-leading theoretical physicists - Perimeter researchers and visiting scientists.
Collaboration is valued over competition; deep understanding and creativity are valued over rote learning and examination
PSI recruits worldwide: 85 percent of students come from outside of Canada
PSI takes calculated risks, seeking extraordinary talent who may have non-traditional academic backgrounds but have demonstrated exceptional scientific aptitude

Applications are due by February 1, 2018. Apply online.

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Emmy Noether Visiting Fellowships

Perimeter is currently accepting applications for Emmy Noether Visiting Fellowships. This program is specifically designed to support outstanding women physicists who wish to pursue research at Perimeter while on leave from their home institutions, for periods of up to one year.

The Fellowships are central to Perimeter's efforts to support women physicists. Perimeter promotes an inclusive, welcoming culture, and a family-friendly workplace. The program is flexible, allowing Fellows to shape their visits in ways that suit their research and lives. Individually tailored to each recipient, the Fellowship may provide financial and organizational support such as:
teaching buy-outs
salary support or top-up
local expenses
accommodations
return transportation and research-related travel
reimbursement for childcare and assistance with finding childcare

All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply online by January 15, 2018; however, Canadian citizens and permanent residents will be given priority.