Robert Bertram Doctoral Research Awards
Quick Facts
The Robert Bertram Doctoral Research Awards have been established to promote Canadian-based research on corporate governance and build Canada’s corporate governance research capacity by encouraging the next generation of young scholars. Each year the Robert Bertram Doctoral Research Awards support the research of the country’s most promising senior PhD candidates (doctoral students) at universities across Canada studying corporate governance issues.
Sunday, May 13, 2012
Eligibility
To qualify to apply for a Robert Bertram Doctoral Research Award you must be a full-time student registered at a recognized Canadian university in September 2012. You must be entering at least your third year of a doctoral program that includes significant original, autonomous research that leads to the completion of a dissertation or major scholarly publication. You must not have exceeded the allowable number of years already spent in doctoral study, as set out by your university, and you must be pursuing your first PhD. You must not have previously been awarded a Robert Bertram Doctoral Research Award.
Further Information
CFGR website has further information about this fellowship.
Application will need a signature from the Office of Research Services.
