This Master'S program is based in Canada. The application deadline is June 20, 2024.
KEY DETAILS - Location: Canada - Program level: Master's - Deadline: June 20, 2024
ELIGIBILITY - Obtain a bachelor’s degree with at least a 75% average, or a 3.0/4.0 or B- equivalent. - A degree in geography, ecology, sociology, economics, political science, environmental sciences, or other related subjects may be obtained. - Show that you know the language in English. - In your cover letter, address your research interests in connection to the work of the Lighthouse Lab and explain how your expertise and abilities apply to the analysis of food systems. - Host Country: Canada. - Eligible Countries: All Countries.
BENEFITS - The Masters Scholarship at Bishops University has full funding. - Comprises a $2,000 research budget in addition to a yearly stipend of $14,000. - The Graduate Entrance Scholarship, which has the potential to award an additional $7,500 annually, must be applied for by the chosen student. - Anticipated to submit applications for the second year for FRQ and CGS-M scholarships, if qualified. - The successful applicant will begin work on September 1, 2024 (January 20, 25 in special circumstances). - Apply Button.
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Program Overview
Bishops University Masters Scholarship 2024 | How To Apply is listed on our platform as a stipend scholarship for international applicants interested in opportunities in Canada.
The opportunity is connected to Bishops University Masters, which administers or hosts the program.
Typical study or experience level: Master's.
Geographic focus: Canada (North America).
Funding type: Stipend. Always verify exact financial coverage on the official program page.
About the Host
Bishops University Masters is associated with this scholarship. Review the official website for faculty contacts, campus details, and any department-specific requirements before you apply.
Required Documents - Completed application form - Academic transcripts and degree certificates - Passport or national ID copy - CV or résumé - Statement of purpose or motivation letter - Recommendation letters (if required by the program) - Proof of language proficiency (if applicable)
