Canada Concordia University Graduate Fellowships

The Social Justice Centre at Concordia University offers 4 graduate student fellowships for the academic year. Concordia University states it offers 4 bursaries of 5,000$ each. Recipients receive the title “Graduate student fellow” at the Centre and are portrayed on concordia.ca/socialjustice.

Concordia University states applicants must be currently enrolled in a graduate degree program at Concordia University. Priority is given to candidates at the writing stage of their thesis (MA or PhD). The selection criteria also include working on a theme related to social justice.

Concordia University states priority will be given to candidates at the writing stage of their thesis (MA or PhD). Applicants are expected to submit the application email and attached documents, including a project description that states the research question, the project’s connection to social justice, and the proposed timeline.

Concordia University states fellows are expected to (1) work on their research project, (2) give a talk presenting their work to the members of the Centre, and (3) attend events held by the Centre. Concordia University also states it offers a shared coworking space for fellows in the Hall building, and fellows can use the SHIFT co-working space.

• Must be currently enrolled in a graduate degree program at Concordia University.
• Must be working on a theme related to social justice.
• Priority is given to candidates at the writing stage of their thesis (MA or PhD).

• 4 bursaries of 5,000$ each.
• Title of “Graduate student fellow” at the Centre.
• Portrayal on concordia.ca/socialjustice.
• Shared coworking space for fellows in the Hall building.
• Use of the SHIFT co-working space.

1. Send an email to [email protected] by 2024-09-15 (by midnight) with (1) your name, degree, and department, (2) your thesis supervisor’s name and department, and (3) the title of your project and the topic(s) of research.
2. Attach a single PDF containing (1) an updated academic CV, (2) a current transcript (a non-official copy is accepted), and (3) a brief description (max 2 pages) of the project stating the research question, the project’s connection to social justice, and the proposed timeline of the project.

• An updated academic CV.
• Current transcript (a non-official copy is accepted).
• A brief description (max 2 pages) of the applicant’s project stating the research question, the project’s connection to social justice, and the proposed timeline of the project.