Refer to https://university.taylors.edu.my/en/discover-us/taylors-impact-labs.html
Dr Thian Lok Boon
QS-EDUCATION AWARD/2024/CFL/001
31/12/2026
Research Assistant
Part Time
31/05/2025
PhDMSc
1. To carry out the literature review
2. To carry out interviews, data transcribe and analysis through appropriate tools and techniques
3. To compile and present cases into a coherent structure for a book
4. To edit the research report and research manuscript for publication
5. Any other administrative duties and research activities including receiving and handling information.
A. Refer to the above job descriptions
B. Commitment per week: 5 to 10 hours
C. Hourly rate:
Master's - Rm10 to RM15
PhD - RM15 to RM20
D. Duration of appointments: 3 months + 3 months (subject to renewal)
E. Start date: Jan 2025
Fast learner
Proactive, independent and passionate about conducting social science research.
1. The implementation of telework and its impact on well-being in Malaysia
RGMS Research Grant
Matching grant (International)
International matching grant research collaboration between Taylor's University and Toulouse University focusing on business research.
Professor Dr Jens Olaf Thommes
PARTNERSHIP/TOULOUSE/2025/FBL/001
31/12/2026
Research Assistant
Part Time
31/05/2025
Degree
The Faculty of Business & Law is seeking a Research Assistant to support an international collaborative research project between Taylor's University and Toulouse University. The RA will assist the research team led by Professor Dr. Jens Olaf Thommes. This position offers an excellent opportunity for a Taylor's University student to gain valuable research experience.
Process and organize interview transcripts and qualitative research data
Format and check accuracy of interview transcriptions
Assist with literature searches and compiling research materials
Support the writing and editing of research documents
Maintain organized research files and documentation
Coordinate with the research team on project tasks
Assist with administrative tasks related to the research project
Attend project meetings as required
Additional Information
Duration: Position available approximately December 31, 2025
Hours: Flexible scheduling, approximately 10-15 hours per week
Salary: Competitive hourly rate from project budget
Location: Taylor's University Lakeside Campus
Currently enrolled as a student at Taylor's University
Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
Excellent written communication abilities in English
Experience with qualitative data processing is preferred
Proficient in Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
Self-motivated with ability to work independently
Basic understanding of research methodologies
Time management skills and ability to meet deadlines
Interest in business research
Dr. Gu Manli
Email: Manli.Gu@taylors.edu.my
Faculty of Business & Law, Taylor's University
Dr. Karen Tsen Mung Khie
Email: Karen.Tsen@taylors.edu.my
Faculty of Business & Law, Taylor's University
1. Resolving Postural Instability in Lower-Limb Amputees through Novel Deep Learning-Based Biomechanical Models
RGMS Research Grant
Taylor's Internal Research Grant Scheme - Impact Lab Grant
This project aims to enhance postural stability in lower-limb amputees by developing advanced deep learning models grounded in biomechanical data. By integrating clinical and kinematic inputs, the proposed models will predict instability risks and support tailored rehabilitation strategies.
Ts Dr Ku Pei Xuan
TIRGS-ILG/2/2024/SOE/003
01/05/2026
Research Assistant
Part Time
18/05/2025
Degree
We are seeking a detail-oriented research assistant to support data collection activities for a research project focused on postural stability in lower-limb amputees. The RA will assist in setting up biomechanical testing equipment, recruiting and coordinating with participants, collecting clinical and movement data, and ensuring accurate documentation.
Assist in the setup and operation of biomechanical assessment tools (e.g., force plates, motion capture, Biodex system)
Coordinate participant recruitment and scheduling
Conduct data collection sessions under supervision
Support proper data entry and data analysis
Currently enrolled as a student at Taylor's University
Background in biomedical engineering, biomechanics, physiotherapy, or related fields
Basic understanding of research ethics and data handling