Postdoctoral Scholar Resources
Getting to Know the University of Alberta
Postdoctoral Onboarding + Orientation
Use the resources below to navigate your first weeks at the U of A. Access mandatory safety training, explore postdoc-specific funding opportunities and complete your administrative setup.
Navigating Our Campuses + Getting Around
Get acquainted with our North Campus, South Campus and Campus Saint-Jean in Edmonton, as well as our Augustana campus in Camrose. Use the resources below to navigate the U of A shuttle system, public transit and the pedway network on North campus.
Living in Edmonton + Alberta
From our world-class river valley and arts scene to the Rocky Mountains, explore what makes life in Alberta unique while you’re off-campus.
Accessing Supports + Services
Career Development
Prepare for your next career transition — within or beyond academia. Access specialized career coaching, attend postdoc-specific workshops and leverage the U of A Career Centre to build a competitive professional portfolio.
Teaching Resources
Enhance your teaching dossier and prepare for future faculty roles. Find sessional and guest lecturing roles within your faculty, explore specialized training through the Graduate Teaching and Learning Program (GTLP) and access mentorship for modern course design from the Centre for Teaching and Learning.
Research Writing + Publication Support
Access professional academic copy editing, writing workshops and specialized library services designed for high-impact research.
Research Supports + Services
Leverage the U of A’s comprehensive research infrastructure. Access hands-on assistance for grant development and funding applications, navigate ethics and regulatory compliance and explore paths for commercializing your innovations.
Health, Wellness + Belonging
Take care of your physical and mental health while at the U of A. Access on-campus clinics, 24/7 counseling for you and your family or find support for accessibility and spiritual community.
Need Help Now
If you need immediate support, there are services available 24/7. If there is an immediate risk of harm to yourself or others, contact 911.