The Mauro Institute for Peace & Justice offers an academic awards program and a bursary program supporting graduate students in the Peace and Conflict Studies (PACS) Graduate Programs (Joint Masters and PhD). In addition, the Mauro Institute offers Graduate Research Assistant Position opportunities for qualified PhD students or candidates in the PACS Graduate Program.
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Summary
- Application DeadlineJanuary 26, 2027
- Study LevelMasters , PhD
- SponsorArthur V. Mauro Institute for Peace & Justice
- City to studyWinnipeg, Winnipeg
- School to studyUniversity of Manitoba, St Paul College
- Course to studyPeace and Conflict Studies
- Eligible CountryAll Countries
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Benefits
The programme offers approximately nine different academic awards annually.
Requirements
- Graduate students enrolled in (or applying to) the University of Manitoba's Peace and Conflict Studies Graduate Programs (PhD and Joint Masters) are eligible to apply. All students, regardless of citizenship, are eligible to apply.
- Current students must be full-time students in good standing in their respective programs at the time of application and all students who receive awards must remain enrolled and in good academic standing throughout the academic year of their award. The application process is highly competitive. Applicants require a minimum GPA of 3.75 to be eligible to apply.
- Applicants are encouraged to apply for awards and funding from other potential awards and granting agencies for which they may be eligible.
- Full time students are eligible to apply for and receive a Mauro Institute Academic Award for PACS Graduate Students during the first four years of their PhD program and during the first two years of their Joint Masters program in Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of Manitoba.
For more information and a complete list of eligibility requirements, please refer to the application form.
Application Deadline
January 26, 2027How To Apply
For more information, visit University of Manitoba scholrshipe webpage.