Graduate & Undergraduate Award for Scholarly Achievement in the area of Gender Based Violence

Each December 6th, the University of Toronto community marks the National Day of Remembrance & Action on Violence Against Women with events across the institution. In 2016, the University established the Graduate and Undergraduate Award for Scholarly Achievement to recognize students who have made distinctive contributions in the area of gender-based violence research and prevention

School

Province

Ontario

Amount

$1,500 each

Awarded to

Current students

Action

Application required

Study type

Full time

Date posted

Not available

Deadline

Not available

Expiry date

Not available

Level of study

Undergraduate. Graduate

Available to

International. Domestic

Criteria

Academic merit

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