CERC Civil Society & Public Administration Fellowship Program 2024
The CERC Civil Society & Public Administration Fellowship program offers a transformative opportunity for practitioners in the fields of migration and immigrant integration.
Based at Toronto Metropolitan University, this fully-funded one-month residency aims to foster international collaboration & knowledge exchange.
| Aspect | Description |
|---|---|
| Program Name | (CERC) Civil Society & Public Administration Fellowship Program |
| Funding | Fully-funded |
| Duration | One-month residency |
| Location | Toronto Metropolitan University |
| Eligibility | Practitioners from civil society organizations (or) government bodies with international experience in migration |
| Purpose | International collaboration &and learning exchange between practitioners and (&) researchers |
| Benefits | Stipend, travel allowance, academic host, office space, professional development, networking opportunities |
| Application Deadline | May 1, 2024 |
| Application Instructions | Submit a short CV & cover letter online, describing motivation, proposed activities, networking opportunities, & preferred academic host |
| Apply Link | Apply Here |
CERC – Civil Society and Public Administration Fellowship Program
FAQs about the CERC Civil Society & Public Administration (Fellowship Program):
Who is eligible to apply for CERC fellowship program?
Practitioners from civil society organizations (or) government bodies with international experience in the field of migration or immigrant integration and inclusion are eligible to apply.
What is the duration of the fellowship?
The fellowship is a one-month residency at Toronto Metropolitan University.
What are the benefits of the fellowship?
Benefits include a stipend, travel allowance, academic host, access to office space and resources, professional development, and networking opportunities.
What is the application deadline?
The application deadline for the fellowship program is May 1, 2024.
What should applicants include in their application?
Applicants should submit a short CV and cover letter online, describing their motivation, proposed activities, networking opportunities, and preferred academic host.
Can applicants propose their own activities during the residency?
Yes, applicants are encouraged to propose activities such as presentations, engagement with local organizations, field research, project development, or attending conferences.
Is the fellowship fully funded?
Yes, the fellowship is fully funded, including a stipend and travel allowance to cover expenses related to the residency.
What is the purpose of the fellowship program?
The program aims to promote international collaboration & learning exchange between practitioners and researchers in the field of migration.
Is there a specific time frame for the residency?
The residency should take place for (20 to 35) days between October 1, 2024, & June 30, 2025.
Can applicants from outside of Canada apply?
Yes, the fellowship program invites applications from practitioners outside of Canada for the specified academic year.
