The Government of Ontario is creating 75 scholarships aimed at attracting top graduate students to Ontario universities.
Meanwhile, in another province, the university not only faces declining enrolment but also a freeze on funding for graduate students thanks - apparently - to some management cock-ups rather clumsily spun as a good thing.
On the upside, the provincial government’s research and development corporation announced on Wednesday it would provide funding over three years to support work by eight doctoral, 12 masters and two bachelors students at Memorial University.
“World-class research is at the heart of Memorial University and I’m delighted that 22 of our students have received RDC’s Ocean Industries Student Research Awards,” said Dr. Christopher Loomis, Vice-President (Research), Memorial University. “Graduate students are an essential part of Memorial’s research success. The competitive funding provided by this scholarship program will enable them to conduct research that is important to Memorial University and critical to the future prosperity of the province.”
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