Building Renewable Energy Capacity in Saskatchewan
GrantID: 16502
Grant Funding Amount Low: $30,000
Deadline: November 16, 2022
Grant Amount High: $30,000
Summary
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Grant Overview
Target Outcomes for Saskatchewan PhD Candidates The Fellowship for PhD Candidates for Full Time Preparation of Dissertations, offered by the Banking Institution, is designed to support PhD candidates in completing their dissertations. For Saskatchewan PhD candidates, the priority outcomes of this fellowship are closely tied to the province's research strengths and economic development priorities. Saskatchewan is known for its rich natural resources, including potash, uranium, and oil, which drive the provincial economy. The Saskatchewan Research Council, a key provincial research agency, focuses on technology development and commercialization in these areas. PhD candidates in fields related to resource extraction, environmental sustainability, and agricultural sciences are likely to align with the province's research priorities. ## Aligning with Provincial Economic Development The fellowship's support for full-time dissertation preparation can help Saskatchewan PhD candidates produce high-quality research that contributes to the province's economic diversification efforts. For example, research on innovative mining technologies or sustainable agricultural practices can inform policy and industry practices, driving economic growth. The Ministry of Trade and Export Development in Saskatchewan is actively promoting the province's expertise in these areas internationally. Moreover, the fellowship's flexibility in terms of location allows Saskatchewan PhD candidates to conduct research in the field, in archives, or at their home institutions. This flexibility is particularly relevant for research focused on Saskatchewan's unique geographic and demographic features, such as its vast rural areas and Indigenous communities. ## Measuring Success in Saskatchewan The success of this fellowship in Saskatchewan will be measured by the quality and relevance of the research produced by PhD candidates. The Banking Institution will be looking for outcomes that demonstrate a deep understanding of the research topic and the ability to contribute meaningfully to the field. For Saskatchewan PhD candidates, this means producing research that is not only academically rigorous but also relevant to the province's economic and social development priorities. In terms of specific outcomes, the fellowship is expected to support research that advances knowledge in areas relevant to Saskatchewan's economy, such as natural resources, agriculture, and environmental sustainability. The research should also demonstrate a high level of methodological rigor and contribute to the development of new research questions and areas of inquiry. Q: What types of research are most likely to be supported by this fellowship in Saskatchewan? A: Research that aligns with Saskatchewan's economic development priorities, such as natural resources, agriculture, and environmental sustainability, is likely to be supported. Q: Can PhD candidates from Saskatchewan use the fellowship to conduct research outside of the province? A: Yes, the fellowship allows PhD candidates to conduct research in any location, including outside of Saskatchewan, as long as it is relevant to their dissertation. Q: How will the success of the fellowship be measured for Saskatchewan PhD candidates? A: The success of the fellowship will be measured by the quality and relevance of the research produced, as well as its contribution to the field and alignment with Saskatchewan's economic and social development priorities.
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