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SSHRC Talent Award
The Talent Award recognizes exceptional SSHRC-funded researchers and students by celebrating their achievements in research, research training, knowledge mobilization and outreach activities.
See Award Application Tips to learn more about the application process for External/Government Funded Awards.
Deadline to Submit Nomination Award Value: |
Candidate Eligibility: Doctoral students or postdoctoral fellows currently holding specific SSHRC funding (see below) |
Canadian Graduate Scholarships
The Talent Award can either be:
- taken up as a fellowship to fund the recipient’s doctoral or postdoctoral research over a one-year period; or
- used within one year of receiving the award as a grant to support research, knowledge mobilization or other research-related activities.
At least 10% of the award funds must be used to promote the recipient’s research achievements.
How to Submit a Nomination
Check eligibilityConfirm that you
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Review selection criteriaChallenge – ambition and importance (25%):
Achievements – impact and outcomes (75%):
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Prepare your nomination packageEmail the nomination package, including your full name, student ID, current program, CV, and 1 page of current research work to your Graduate Program Assistant. |
For samples of winning applications, visit our Document Library →
Note: only currently enrolled grad student have access.
Competition Timeline (Spring 2024)
February 14 |
Nominee deadline to submit the full application to Graduate Program Assistant |
February 16 |
SFU Departments/Academic Units forward nomination packages to Graduate Studies (gradawards@sfu.ca). GS will organize an adjudication committee to review and select one (1) nomination package. |
April 1 | Deadline for GS to forward the one (1) nomination to SSHRC. |