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Primary investigators can find out about funding sources from the following:

  • Community of Science (COS) database, the most comprehensive online source of funding information available with more than 25,000 records representing approximately 300,00 funding opportunities.
  • Fine Arts Principal Director of Development, whose office operates as part of Concordia's Office of Advancement and Alumni Relations. The office raises funds for the university and creates and maintains ties with donors, alumni and friends. Contact the Faculty's principal director, Suzanne Bélanger, for more information.

 

Internal research funding opportunities

Concordia University has a range of internal funding available.

 

External research funding opportunities

External funding is available from a number of agencies.  Contact the Fine Arts Research Facilitator for further information.

 

International research

While research activities are mainly financed by Canadian funding agencies and industry, international funding is also available for some research programs. Contact the Fine Arts Research Facilitator for further information.

 

Funding opportunities for graduate students

A number of awards are available to graduate students. Visit the Graduate Studies web site to make an advanced search of applicable funding. An example of international scholarships that have benefitted Fine Arts students and graduates is the Brucebo Scholarhip for study and travel in Sweden.

 


 
 

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