University Of British Columbia Doctoral Scholarship In Canada 2024

The eligibility criteria for the Fully Funded University Of British Columbia Doctoral Scholarship in Canada are stated below:

1. To be eligible to apply for Killam Doctoral Scholarship funding, applicants must have completed no more than 24 months of doctoral study as of the start date of the scholarship. Therefore, applicants to the 2023-2024 competition must have completed no more than 24 months of doctoral study as of 1 September 2024.

2. Research ability and potential – 50%

• Quality of research proposal
  • specific, focused and feasible research question(s) and objective(s)
  • clear description of the proposed methodology
  • Significance and expected contributions to research
• Relevant training, such as academic training, lived experience, and traditional teachings
• Research experience and achievements relative to the applicant’s stage of study, lived experience, and knowledge systems
• Quality of contributions and extent to which they advance the field of research. Contributions may include publications, patents, reports, posters, abstracts, monographs, presentations, creative outputs, knowledge translation outputs, community products, etc.
• Demonstration of sound judgment and ability to think critically
• Demonstration of responsible and ethical research conduct, including honest and thoughtful inquiry, rigorous analysis, commitment to safety and to the dissemination of research results, and adherence to the use of professional standards
• Enthusiasm for research, originality, initiative, autonomy, relevant community involvement and outreach
• The ability or potential to communicate theoretical, technical, and/or scientific concepts clearly and logically in written and oral formats

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Relevant experience and achievements obtained within and beyond academia – 50%

• • Scholarships, awards, and distinctions (amount, duration, and prestige)
  • Academic record:
    • Transcripts
    • Duration of previous studies
    • Program requirements and courses pursued
    • Course load
    • Relative standing in the program (if available)
  • Professional, academic, and extracurricular activities as well as collaborations with supervisors, colleagues, peers, students, and members of the community, such as:
    • Teaching, mentoring, supervising, and/or coaching
    • managing projects
    • Participating in science and/or research promotion
    • Community outreach, volunteer work, and/or civic engagement
    • Chairing committees and/or organizing conferences and meetings
    • Participating in departmental or institutional organizations, associations, societies, and/or clubs

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