AWARDS AND FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES
JMEUCE STUDENT AWARDS
The JMEUCE is pleased to invite applications for its annual awards for Dalhousie students interested in the EU:
- ESSAY AWARD: $200 for best essay on any aspect of the EU. Deadline: 30th April 2023. For the 2022 winner, see: Faith Gladwin's paper on Rising Populism: The Fall of the European Union?
- RESEARCH SCHOLARSHIP: $6,000 Mitacs Globalink Research Award available for 12-24 week research project in an eligible European country with focus on EU-relevant topic. Deadlines through the year.
For application forms and details of eligiblity, contact jmeuce@dal.ca.
LATEST NEWS & DEADLINES
- COMING SOON...! Thanks to the students who submited a paper relating to the EU for this year's JMEUCE Essay Award. Results to be announced soon.
- The Russian Invasion of Ukraine: One Year On. Public forum featuring Raluca Bejan, School of Social Work, Dalhousie University, Anders Hayden, Dept Political Science, Dalhousie University, Lyubov Zhyznomirska, Dept of Political Science, Saint Mary’s University and Brian Bow (Moderator), CSSD & Dept of Political Science, Dalhousie University. 15th Feb. 11.30-1.00, McMechan Auditorium, Killam Library.
- EU Study Tour (May) & optional Internship Programme (June-July) organised through UVic with partial funding available from JMEUCE. Contact jmeuce@dal.ca to find out more information.
- Interested in student funding for research in Europe on an EU-relevant topic? Mitacs GRA scholarships of up to $6,000 available for Dal students. For information, e-mail jmeuce@dal.ca.
- Special APPSA Panel - THE UKRAINE-RUSSIA WAR OF 2022: UKRAINIAN AND INTERNATIONAL RESPONSES TO THE RUSSIAN INVASION. Part of the 2022 Atlantic Provinces Political Science Association Conference, hosted by Department of Political Science, Saint Mary's University. Special Panel open to public, in conjunction with JMEUCE. 1st Oct. 3.45-5.15, Room 282 Loyola Building, Saint Mary's University.
- IRELAND IN THE EUROPEAN UNION: A TRANSFORMATIVE EXPERIENCE - public lecture with guest speaker Declan J. Walsh, Vice Dean for Internationalisation, School of Law, University College Cork, Ireland. Tues. 20th Sept., 10.05-11.30, Room 217, Henry Hicks A&A Building.
- Free public film screening and discussion of the award-winning documentary TRACE, 5th May, Atrium Building, Saint Mary's University.
- International Workshop on Asylum Regimes, Bordering Practices and Asylum Seekers' Experiences: Gendering Violence and Precarity in Forced Migration. In-person collaboration between WASEM Project and JMEUCE from 5th-6th May. Includes free PUBLIC film screening and discussion of the award-winning documentary TRACE -- see above.
