Marusia and Michael Dorosh Master's Fellowship
Quick Facts
The Dorosh Master’s Fellowship (up to $10,000, non-renewable), is awarded annually to a student writing a thesis on a Ukrainian or Ukrainian-Canadian topic in the area of education, history, law, humanities, arts, social sciences, women’s studies, or library sciences. Because funding is for thesis work only, all other degree requirements must be completed by the time the award is taken up. Students in non-thesis, course-based programs are not eligible.
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Eligibility
Evaluation Criteria
Applications will be judged on a points system based on the thesis proposal, academic grades, letters of reference, and writing sample. Canadian citizens and permanent residents of Canada, who may hold the fellowship at any institution of higher learning, and foreign students enrolled at the University of Alberta, will receive extra points.
Further Information
Canadian Institute of Ukranian Studies has further information about the application process.
