Masters Student

University of New Brunswick; Fredericton; On-site; CAD 30,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A prominent Canadian university in Fredericton is offering a fully funded Master's position in Computer Science starting Fall 2026. The position involves research in areas such as Trustworthy AI and multi-agent systems. Candidates should have a strong background in Computer Science and be open to interdisciplinary collaborations. Interested candidates should submit a CV and a brief note about their research interests. Only selected candidates will be contacted.

Benefits

Fully funded position

Research collaboration opportunities

Qualifications

• Strong background in Computer Science.
• Interest or experience in Trustworthy AI and related research areas.

Responsibilities

• Participate in AI research and interdisciplinary collaborations.
• Develop projects related to Trustworthy AI and multi-agent systems.

Job description

🎓 Fully Funded Master’s Positions in Computer Science (Fall 2026)

I’m excited to share that I am recruiting fully funded Master’s students in Computer Science to join my research group at the University of New Brunswick (Fredericton), starting Fall 2026.

🔬 Research Areas

My primary research interests include:

• Trustworthy AI — interpretability and explainability of AI systems
• Controlling AI behavior — safety, privacy, and data protection
• Multi-agent Systems, Reinforcement learning, and Robotic Soccer Simulation
• Graph Neural Networks

I’m also very open to interdisciplinary collaborations and applications of AI in domains such as health, mathematics, physics, engineering, and beyond.

📩 How to Apply

If you’re interested, please message me with (DM me on LinkedIn or email me):

• Your CV
• A short note describing your background and research interests
• (Optional but encouraged) links to projects, publications, or GitHub

✨ A plus point: Include a brief note about a recent research paper you read and one interesting insight you learned from it.

Only candidates selected for the next stage will be contacted.

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