The President's Grant for International Community Engagement seeks to encourage greater interest in, and understanding of less developed countries by supporting students who are interested in partipating in international development work
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University of Lethbridge President's Grant for International Community
Aim and Benefits of University of Lethbridge President's Grant for International Community
$5,000 will be awarded to recipient of President's Grant for International Community
Requirements for University of Lethbridge President's Grant for International Community Qualification
- Must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents
- Students must secure a faculty mentor prior to applying
- Applicants must be able to demonstrate an existing network or evidence of partnership with the developing country, either through their own involvement or that of their supervising faculty member
Interview date, Process and Venue for University of Lethbridge President's Grant for International Community
- January 31 at 4:00 p.m. for Summer semester
- June 30 at 4:00 p.m. for Fall semester
- September 30 at 4:00 p.m. for Spring semester
Citizenship:
- Canadian
- Permanent Resident
Application Deadline
September 30, 2024
How to Apply
Interested and qualified? Go to
University of Lethbridge on www.ulethbridge.ca to apply
- Application coversheet
- Proposal outlining the student's interest in and commitment to international work; intended academic or professional outcomes of the project; a description of the placement and the nature of the work to be undertaken, including the nature of the network or partnership; any preparatory activities to be undertaken prior to departure; and the proposed timeline or tenure of the project. (maximum 2 pages)
- Risk management assessment identifying potential risks and challenges associated with the anticipated international destination as well as the plan and/or steps that will be taken to mitigate the risks. (1 page)
- Budget detailing the expected costs associated with the project. (1 page)
- Supervisor statement of support outlining the student's interest in and commitment to the project, as well as an assessment of their capability to succeed. (1 page)
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