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    Helen Darcovich Memorial Doctoral Fellowship in Education, History, Humanities, Social Sciences, Law, and Library Sciences 2027-2028

    The Helen Darcovich Memorial Doctoral Fellowship supports doctoral students' dissertation research across six disciplines to advance work on Ukrainian or Ukrainian-Canadian topics.

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    Funder: Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies

    Due Dates: March 1, 2027 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Up to C$12,500; holders may apply for a one-year renewal

    Summary: Supports doctoral dissertation research on Ukrainian or Ukrainian-Canadian topics in education, history, humanities, social sciences, law, and library sciences.

    Key Information: All degree requirements other than the dissertation must be completed before taking up the award.


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    The Helen Darcovich Memorial Doctoral Fellowship is an annual award offered by the Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies (CIUS) at the University of Alberta. It supports students writing dissertations on Ukrainian or Ukrainian-Canadian topics in education, history, humanities, social sciences, law, or library sciences.

    The fellowship is dedicated to dissertation work rather than other components of a doctoral degree. It brings a broad range of disciplines within a shared Ukrainian studies focus, with the Ukrainian or Ukrainian-Canadian subject central to the research supported. Selection uses a points system assessing the dissertation proposal alongside references, a writing sample, academic grades, and publishing record.


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