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Canterbury grants

05 December 2023

Canterbury grants are awarded annually to UC academic staff on a competitive basis. You can apply for this grant if you don't have access to the Erskine Fund and you're in a UC Arts, Education, or Law school/department. The grants enable you to spend time overseas to increase your knowledge and improve your teaching. Learn more about these grants.

HOW TO APPLY

Canterbury Grants are awarded to UC academic staff members on a competitive basis annually. Academics from those schools/departments within the Faculty of Arts, the Faculty of Education, and the Faculty of Law that do not have access to the Erskine Fund are eligible to apply. The grants enable staff to spend between 30 to 90 days overseas to increase their knowledge and improve their teaching.

Annually a total of five fellowships and/or grants are awarded. Nominations from eligible schools/departments are assessed by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor Academic on a competitive basis. Applications are typically called for each May with a closing date of mid-July. Applicants can expect to be notified of the outcome of the nomination process in late August/early September.

All regulations, criteria and application forms are available on the.

Please contact the Erskine Programme Office aterskine@canterbury.ac.nzif you have any questions.

For a full list of grant recipients

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