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Being a mentor means encouraging and assisting another student with planning and structuring their studies. A great way to have an instructive extra job! To become a mentor, you must be admitted to year two or later at a programme/course at Chalmers. You should also be in tune with your own studies, have good communication skills, and an interest in people. <a href="/en/education/student-support/disability-study-support/mentor-support/" title="Become a mentor">Learn more about the mentor role and sign up to help other students.</a>

Production AoA Research Associate Programme 2025

The Chalmers Production AoA Research Associate programme 2025 is now open for application.
The programme will enable talented students from our master programmes to obtain some research experience or in some other way support a faculty member. The programme is inspired by the ”Undergraduate Research Opportunity Programs” often found at US universities.
The programme is open to students from the following master programmes:
<ul>
<li>Production engineering</li>
<li>Product development</li>
<li>Industrial design engineering</li>
<li>Industrial ecology</li>
<li>Materials engineering</li>
<li>Systems, control and mechatronics</li>
<li>Supply chain management</li>
<li>Quality and operations management</li>
<li>Applied mechanics</li>
</ul>
The programme started in 2018 and for 2025, Production Area of Advance has assigned funding for six students, one per programme. The positions are primarily intended for first-year students on the above programmes, but second-year students are also welcome to apply.
<h4>Quotes from the participants in 2024</h4>
"This research associate experience was a comprehensive and enriching journey that significantly contributed to my academic and professional aspirations."&nbsp;
"This program opens the door for master students if they want to dive deeper into their particularly interested topic, or to have some experience in a research area before they make the decision to do PHD."&nbsp;
"I would definitely recommend other students to apply to the programme, as it offers a great opportunity for both personal and professional growth."
<a rel="noopener" href="https://www.chalmers.se/en/current/news/prod-the-research-associates-final-presentations/" target="_blank">Read about their final presentations here &gt;&gt;</a>
<h4>Application and schedule</h4>
You apply by sending an email to <a rel="noopener" href="mailto:johan.malmqvist@chalmers.se" target="_blank">Johan Malmqvist</a>. Mark your email "Research Associate Programme 2025".
<ul>
<li>Application deadline: November 29 2024</li>
<li>Selection and assumption message will take place in December</li>
<li>Programme start: end of January 2025</li>
<li>Follow-up seminar: March</li>
<li>Final presentations: May-June</li>
</ul>
We primarily aim for that students will take the initiative to make contact with a faculty member. However, if you have an interest in mentoring a student or need help with a research project, please feel free to contact a student directly. We can also try to pair up faculty and students with similar interests.

<h2 class="MsoNormal">Looking for a part-time job? Join the Chalmers Writing Centre Team!&nbsp;</h2>
Are you skilled at writing and enjoy helping others? We’re looking for new peer tutors to join our team at Chalmers Writing Centre! As a tutor, you will be paid for your efforts.
<h3 class="MsoNormal">What we offer: </h3>
• 45-minute free tutoring sessions where you help fellow students with their writing skills 
• Training and support for team members to become effective peer tutors 
<h3 class="MsoNormal">Why join us? </h3>
• Improve your own writing skills 
• Make a positive impact on your fellow students 
• Gain valuable experience for the future 
Read more and register you interest: <a href="https://writing.chalmers.se/chalmers-writing-centre/do-you-want-to-be-a-tutor/">Do you want to be a tutor? | writing@chalmers</a>

As a tutor for Chalmers Pluggstöd, you assist primary and secondary school students with their maths and science homework. The project involves collaboration with schools and organisations, and tutoring takes place on their premises.
Usually, you will team up with an adult in charge of the school/organisation and a group of 6-8 pupils. One reason for the undertaking is to boost an international atmosphere, and thus, we strive to pair a Swedish and an international student on every occasion.
Each work session lasts about two hours, and the work will continue for ten weeks every semester. <a href="/en/about-chalmers/work-with-us/vacancies/" title="Vacancies">The list of vacancies contains all available jobs.</a>
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Mentor

Become a mentor for another student at Chalmers

Production AoA Research Associate Programme 2025

Try life as a researcher

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