November/December 2020 In times like these, hope is more important than ever. That’s why we are working together with governments, research institutions and life sciences organizations to provide hope to Canadians through the discovery of new medicines and vaccines. Visit website CASTL supports life sciences students and industry growth with financial award program Article published…
BioTalent Canada today released new findings from its most recent bio-economy Labour Market Information (LMI) study. This new brief—Academic Bonds: Examining the ties that bind STEM grads to their schools—reveals that few biotech graduates choose to relocate to find employment, with most seeking employment close to where they studied. There are several factors at play, notably that employers located close to a post-secondary institution can engage and form relationships with the students before graduation.
BioTalent Canada announced today that its Science and Technology Internship Program (STIP) Green Jobs surpassed its goal of 50 placements since the program began in July 2020. To date, 60 science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) graduates have been placed with 38 employers, providing new job opportunities and stimulating economic growth in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
