Applying for a Canada Graduate Scholarship: Master’s (CGS M) | GRTF471



Description

The scholarship is only open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents. 
  
This information session is designed to provide comprehensive guidance and insights into navigating the CGS M application process successfully and it is intended for first year master’s students and final year undergraduate students who applied or are planning to apply to a Master’s research/thesis-based programs. 
 
This session covers every aspect of the application journey, from understanding eligibility criteria and program requirements to crafting a standout research proposal and preparing a compelling Canadian Common CV (CCCV). Participants will gain valuable tips on how to effectively showcase their academic achievements, research potential, and leadership abilities, aligning their application with the evaluation criteria of the CGS M selection committee. 
  
If you are an undergraduate student interested in joining this workshop, please email gradproskills@concordia.ca to register. 

Learning Objectives

By the end of this session, you will be able to:
  • Understand the eligibility criteria and program requirements of the Canada Graduate Scholarship - Master's (CGS M) to ensure alignment with individual academic aspirations and goals. 
  • Learn strategies to craft a compelling research proposal and curriculum vitae that effectively showcase academic achievements, research potential, and leadership abilities, enhancing the competitiveness of the CGS M application. 
  • Gain practical insights into securing strong letters of recommendation, navigating the online application portal, and meeting crucial submission deadlines, facilitating a smooth and successful CGS M application process. 

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.


Katherine Belloso, Advisor, Graduate External Awards. Katherine holds a master's in communication, has been working at the School of Graduate Studies for several years and is responsible for eligibility and post-award administration of external graduate awards. 




How it works

Event details

Workshop location

Online

Start date

Thursday, October 27, 2022

End date

Thursday, October 27, 2022

Workshop days

Thursday

Time

From 10:00 to 11:30

Instructors

Amy Vincent

Hosts

Sophia Magliocca

Capacity

20 / 100

Registration deadline

Tuesday, October 25, 2022