Sir James Dunn Animal Welfare Graduate Scholarships
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Canada
individual
About This Opportunity
The Sir James Dunn Animal Welfare Graduate Scholarships are awarded to candidates who are pursuing animal welfare research at the University of Prince Edward Island and meet the admission criteria for graduate studies at UPEI. This scholarship provides financial support for graduate students conducting research in the field of animal welfare. Students who receive the award for support of a Master's program are eligible to apply again for support for a subsequent PhD program, allowing for continued funding throughout their graduate education journey. The scholarship is specifically designed to advance animal welfare research and support graduate students dedicated to this field of study at UPEI.
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- Organizations
- academic
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