Canadian Studies
Canadian
Studies Postgraduate Research Grants
The following opportunities exist for postgraduates and recent
doctoral graduates to pursue research or teaching in Canadian Studies. Canadian Studies is defined as research which
aims at a better understanding of Canadian society and/or culture and includes
most disciplines in the social sciences and humanities. The grants are offered by the Association for
Canadian Studies in Australia
and New Zealand (ACSANZ), the International Council for Canadian Studies (ICCS)
and the Government of Canada.
Please note new deadlines for selected programs as indicated.
Guidelines and application forms for all programs are available at: www.acsanz.org.au/funding.html
Association
for Canadian Studies in Australia
and New Zealand
(ACSANZ)
Postgraduate Travel Award
Deadline: 30 September
Up to five
grants are awarded each year to postgraduate students for a short research trip
to Canada.
Research must be in Canadian Studies and related to the student's thesis
topic. The value of each grant is up to A$3000. Available to ACSANZ
members only (new members welcome).
International Council for
Canadian Studies (ICCS)
Graduate Student Scholarship
Deadline: 30 September NEW DEADLINE
Up to ten grants are awarded world-wide to Masters and Doctoral candidates
to undertake thesis-related research on Canada
at a Canadian university for 4-6 weeks. Up to C$3,500 is available for all expenses.
Canadian Studies Postdoctoral Fellowships
Deadline: 30 September NEW DEADLINE
This program enables Canadian and foreign academics who have completed a
doctoral thesis on a topic primarily related to Canada
to visit a Canadian or foreign university with a Canadian Studies program for a
teaching or research fellowship. Fellowships are for a minimum of one month and
a maximum of three months. Applicants must not be employed in a full-time
university teaching position and must agree not to accept honoraria or salary
during their fellowships. The grant will be C$2,500 per month plus the cost of
a return airline ticket.
Best Doctoral Thesis in Canadian Studies
Deadline: 30 September
This International Council for
Canadian Studies (ICCS) Award is designed to recognize and promote each year an
outstanding PhD thesis on a Canadian topic, written by a member (or one of
his/her students) of a Canadian Studies Association or Associate Member, and
which contributes to a better understanding of Canada.
Government of Canada
Doctoral
Student Research Award (DSRA)
Deadline: 1 November
This award is designed to assist full-time graduate students at
degree-granting institutions of higher education, whose dissertations are
related in substantial part to Canada,
to undertake doctoral research about Canada.
The purpose is to increase knowledge and understanding of Canada
and to support the development of Canadian Studies.
For further information, please contact:
Prue Torrance
Assistant / Adjointe
Academic Relations and Canadian Education Centre
Relations académiques et Centre d'éducation
canadienne
Canadian High Commission / Haut-commissariat du
Canada
Commonwealth Avenue, CANBERRA ACT 2600 Australia
Tel/Tél: +61 2 6270 4051 - Fax/Tél: +61 2 6270 4083
prue.torrance@international.gc.ca
~~ www.canada.org.au
Office Hours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 8:30am-4:30pm
Association for Canadian Studies in Australia and New
Zealand (ACSANZ)
www.acsanz.org.au
I started my academic life doing a BSc (Hons) in Mathematics at UWA before going to Oxford to complete an MSc and a DPhil, also in Mathematics. I then spent three years in Paris at l'Université de Paris-Sud, Orsay, continuing research in mathematical analysis and going to lots of movies before returning to UWA to work as a research mathematician.
I have lectured in Maths and Computer Science at UWA, as well as for short periods at Berkeley, The University of Canterbury in Christchurch, and Prince Songkla University in Thailand. My research has focussed on computer vision, including feature detection in images, 3D shape measurement, image understanding, and representation.