Richard Sheridan Carson Graduate Scholarship for Intercultural and International Understanding

Master's or doctoral student in the Faculty of Education
Nominee must be pursuing advanced study in a field related to international and intercultural understanding
Relevant topics could include international human rights, political economy, citizenship education, and education promoting intercultural understanding
Awarded based upon the relevance and quality of the research proposal
Awarded based upon academic excellence
Awarded based upon letters of reference
No restriction on the number of years that an eligible nominee may be nominated to hold the scholarship
Open to Canadian citizens.
Open to permanent residents.
Open to foreign nationals holding Canadian study permits.
Open to applicants in doctoral programs.
Open to applicants in masters programs.
Open to applicants in course-based study programs.
Open to applicants in thesis-based study programs.