GradProSkills

GPLL445 - Funding Opportunities for Graduate Students in a Research Program


Description

Join this session to learn more about the tri-agency and other key external sources of funding available, many of which you can apply for prior to starting a thesis-based graduate program.
An advisor from Concordia's graduate awards team will offer expert tips on how to showcase your strengths and write a successful research funding application, as well as how to develop skills and experiences that can strengthen your candidacy for these awards.

Learning Objectives

Learning Objectives

After attending this workshop students will be able to:
  • Understand the Canadian funding system (tri-agencies, FRQ, foundation-awards, etc)
  • Understand the main elements of an application and their relevance.
  • Develop an action plan to create a strong application.

Leaders Information

This workshop is led by Cecilia Kramar, Fellowship Advisor for the School of Graduate Studies. Cecilia holds a Ph.D. in neuroscience, has successfully mentored numerous graduate students with their funding applications, and has extensive knowledge of international and local funding programs.