– Describe the most important tasks you have in your job today
– I am a Ph.D. researcher studying music cognition, which includes identifying research questions, designing and conducting experiments, analyzing data, collaborating and networking with other researchers, and ultimately publishing papers within the field.
– What do you like most about your job?
– One of the most fulfilling aspects is the constant intellectual stimulation that comes from delving into complex research questions and uncovering new insights, which makes my life never boring. Meanwhile, I have the opportunity to explore the topics that captivate my curiosity, with ample time at my disposal to dedicate to topics that I am truly interested in.
Furthermore, individuals working in universities share a common passion for research and possess open-mindedness, creating an immensely pleasant working environment that aligns perfectly with my professional aspirations.
– How is the education from The Faculty of Humanities relevant in this job?
– Studying in the MCT programme has equipped me with everything I needed to get this position. The course structure offers an extensive range of practical and theoretical components, providing a comprehensive foundation for a researcher. Moreover, the presence of exceptional professors and state-of-the-art research facilities has afforded me a remarkable opportunity to engage with cutting-edge technologies and gain valuable research experience.
– What is your best tip for new students who are thinking about job opportunities after graduation?
– By preparing in advance, achieving excellent grades, and effectively utilizing the resources available in the MCT programme, obtaining a PhD position is not difficult!
Wenbo Yi
Dicipline:
Music, Communication and Technology
Grade:
Master's
Graduation HF:
2022
Position:
Ph.D. Researcher
Employer:
Department of Psychology, McGill University, Montreal, Canada