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Merit-Based Funding:

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Externally Administered Prizes, Grants & Scholarships

The following list of merit-based awards and grants include funding opportunities administered by external agencies.

UBC's Faculty of Graduate Studies(FoGS) administers academic merit-based funds to graduate students, including University Graduate Fellowships (UGFs), Killam Fellowships and affiliated awards, NSERC, SSHRC, CIHR and other external awards, and academic unit-recommended graduate awards. FoGS' Awards and Financial Aid web page lists eligibility and application instructions for the merit-based funding listed above.

NSERC Doctoral Prizes

Each year, NSERC recognizes the achievements of up to four outstanding doctoral students in the natural sciences and engineering. Each recipient receives a framed citation, a silver medal, and $10,000.

These prizes are open to students who:

  • have conducted research within the natural sciences, or engineering the computer sciences;
  • have successfully defended their doctoral thesis between Sept. 6, 2005 and Sept. 5, 2006;
  • are Canadian citizens or permanent residents in Canada at the time of nomination.

Each UBC department may submit one nomination to the Faculty of Graduate Studies. Any students considered for nomination must be of exceptionally high quality (ie. thesis awarded a Category 1 by both the external examiner and the examining committee). Department nominations must be received by the Faculty of Graduate Studies by 4:00pm Friday 8 September 2006.

Further details and checklist are available on the Graduate Awards website at: http://www.grad.ubc.ca/awards/index.asp?menu=009,003,000,000

Dissertation Awards Available for Graduate Students

Organization

Award

For

Relevant info

AERA

A2 Fellows programme

Generic: graduated May 02- May 06

$45-$50K

3 selected per year

CSSE

 

ARTS Graduate Research Award

Dissertation in arts education

 

$500

CSSE

CACS dissertation award

Dissertation in curriculum studies

 

$500

CSSE

CATE dissertation award

Dissertation in teacher education

 

$100

CSSE

G.M. Dunlop Distinguished Contribution Award

 

Dissertation in educational psychology

$100 / $250

CASEA

Thomas B. Greenfield Dissertation Award

 

Dissertation in educational administration

 

 

CSSHE

 

George L Geis Dissertation Award

 

Dissertation in higher ed

 

CAGS

 

CAGS/UMI dissertation award

 

For any graduate study

 

University wide

Governor General’s gold Medal

For any graduate study

 

International Institute for qualitative methodology

Univ of Alberta

IIQM dissertation award

Any graduate research using qualitative methodology

$500

American Educational Research Association

several student awards

e.g. Outstanding Student-Authored Research Paper Award

 

The National Reading Conference

Outstanding Student Research Award

(for an outstanding student conference paper, which may or may not be based on a dissertation)

 

 

The International Reading Association

Outstanding dissertation of the Year award

 

US$1,000

The National Council of Teachers of English

Promising researcher award

 

 

Language and Literacy Researchers of Canada (LLRC)

Master's Thesis Award

Expenses to attend the LLRC Annual General Meeting

$500

American Alliance for Theatre and Education

Distinguished Dissertation/Thesis Award

informal Drama in Education or to more formal Theatre produced for, by or with young people.

Thesis and dissertation awards.

Language and Literacy Researchers of Canada (LLRC)

Masters Research Award 2007

The purpose of the LLRC/ACCLL Award is to identify and showcase outstanding graduate student work and to promote Language and Literacy research in Canada.

$500.

Deadline: February 8, 2007

The Canadian Modern Language Review (CMLR)

Student travel awards for annual meetings of the Canadian Association for Applied Linguistics

 

$700

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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