Two New Russian Studies/Research Bursaries

 Magna Bursary for Russian Studies (student award)Awarded twice yearly to  four (or more)  outstanding graduate  and/or  advanced undergraduate  students  in the Institute of European, Russian and Eurasian Studies (EURUS),  the departments of Political Science,   History,   Economics and Sociology  and Anthropology,  orthe Norman Paterson School of International Affairs  who are studying  Russia  or/and Russian relations with the outside world (for instance Russia’s relations with European Union or the former Soviet space).  Awards will not normally exceed 3000 dollars.

 Eligibility and criteria:

 This bursary may be awarded to students who seek   financial assistance doing field research or have legitimate scholarly travel expenses (for example, attending conferences or workshops). Recipient(s) will be chosen by a Committee struck by the Dean of the Faculty of Public Affairs.  The committee will include Dr. Piotr Dutkiewicz (Magna Fund coordinator).

 Applications should include:

  • A letter of application, outlining the importance of the travel and the purpose of the  bursary;
  • For conference or workshop participation, an abstract of the paper and indication of acceptance of the paper by the conference organizers;
  • A listing of other support that is expected or has been applied for and justification of the amount requested from the Magna Fund.

 Deadlines for application are March 21, 2011 and November 1st, 2011.

Please send your application to Ginette Lafleur , EURUS Administrator, 1311 Dunton Tower or by email at ginette_lafleur@carleton.ca.   

 Further information is available from Professor Piotr Dutkiewicz, piotr_dutkiewicz@carleton.ca

This bursary is generously supported by Magna Fund for Russian Studies   based in the Faculty of Public Affairs at Carleton University.          

 

Faculty Travel Grants for research/conference travel to Russia or Russia related events.

Carleton’s  Magna Fund For Russian Studies  (based in The Faculty of Public Affairs at Carleton University)  can offer  four  or more grants to Carleton faculty members to support travel to Russia or elsewhere to undertake fieldwork on Russia or Russian relations with the outside world, to participate in Russian studies  research-related conferences or workshops  , or to develop or reinforce university-based research partnerships or exchange programs   between Russia and Canada.    Recipients of grants may be asked to present a research seminar or public lecture following return from the travel.

The maximum grant is $ 2500 and is intended to supplement other funding.

Eligibility:  All Faculty members at Carleton University

Applications should include:

  • A letter of application, outlining the importance of the travel and the purpose of the grant ;
  • For conference or workshop participation, an abstract of the paper and indication of acceptance of the paper by the conference organizers;
  • A listing of other support that is expected or has been applied for and justification of the amount requested from Magna Fund.

We will begin considering applications on March 21, until available funds are exhausted.   Grant must be used by December 31, 2011.  Please send your application to Ginette Lafleur , EURUS Administrator, 1311 Dunton Tower or by email at ginette_lafleur@carleton.ca.  

Further information is available from Professor Piotr Dutkiewicz, piotr_dutkiewicz@carleton.ca

This program is supported by a grant from Magna International : Magna Fund For Russian Studies  (based in The Faculty of Public Affairs at Carleton University).

Thursday, March 31, 2011  |  Categories: Eurus News