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For Undergraduate Students.
The Till Lab provides several opportunities for undergraduate students to get involved in research.
Whether you are interested in pursuing graduate studies or are unsure whether research is right for you, we encourage students to apply to the lab to get hands on experience.
The Till Lab is research intensive, multi-disciplinary and requires a strong commitment from students.
Browse some Frequently Asked Questions below to learn more about various opportunities.
Honours Thesis Students
When should I apply to be an honours thesis student in the Till Lab?
Apply early! Interviews for the following school year are typically held in April.
What can I study as an honours student in the lab?
Projects are research-intensive and are suitable for students with interests in clinical neuroscience, developmental neuropsychology, and environmental health. Read more about the lab's research program on the Research page.
What is expected of an honours thesis student in the lab?
Honours thesis students are expected to attend laboratory meetings and to interact with other members in the lab. Lab meetings are typically held on a weekly basis. You will also be conducting an independent project with support from other lab members.
How do I know if I should do an honours thesis?
Students who are hoping to pursue graduate level training in medicine, clinical psychology, or another field related to health care are encouraged to apply. However, this is also an opportunity to see if you're interested in pursuing research so can be suitable for most students.
How do I apply to be an honours thesis student?
Potential honours thesis students should apply to Dr. Till with a written statement of research interest, a current CV, and an unofficial transcript. Applications should be submitted by March 15th of the year preceding the thesis. Students should have at least a B+ average and a solid background in statistics and research methods (past students have had a GPA of 8.0 or above). Students typically begin their thesis study in May or June. More information about completing an undergraduate thesis can be found in the Psychology Undergraduate Thesis student handbook.
Research At York (RAY)
Are you hiring RAY students?
The Till Lab periodically has opportunities for RAY students. Visit the Career Centre website to see available positions. If you don't see an opening for the Till Lab, we may not be looking for students or may have not yet posted the position.
Click here to learn more about the RAY position and eligibility requirements.
Lab Volunteers
Are you accepting lab volunteers?
We are always pleased to hear from York U undergraduates with an interest in volunteering in the lab. For consideration, please email your academic transcript (unofficial), a cover letter outlining your interests, and a CV to Dr. Till (ctill@yorku.ca).