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Internationalization is an integral part of Carleton University’s mission, strategic plan, and an important part of the University’s institutional fabric and fundamental character. Internationalization has many champions at Carleton including students, faculty members, researchers, administrators, who all of which exemplify a commitment to the universal ideals of global collaboration and co-operation. Click on the link below to explore and engage in the multitude of Carleton’s international activities.
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Funding Opportunity – Canada’s Rising Stars in Global Health Round 3
Grand Challenges Canada has announced Canada’s Rising Stars in Global Health Request for Proposals, Round Three. Grand Challenges Canada’s goal is to tap into the creativity, knowledge and skills of Canada’s early-career scientists, entrepreneurs and social innovators to solve some of the most persistent health challenges in the developing world. Value: Provides $100,000 in seed ... more
Funding Opportunity – Human Frontier Science Program (HSFP) Grants
Call for letters of intent for research grants Amount: Up to $450,000 for 3 years of support Deadline: Teams must register via the web site by March 21st 2012 so as to submit a letter of intent online by the March 28th 2012 deadline. HFSP supports international, preferably intercontinental collaborations, in basic life science research. ... more
Visiting Chinese Students Give Carleton the Thumbs Up
Carleton University hosted groups of visiting Chinese high school students this week as part of an annual national tour of university campuses. Participating students – the largest group yet – were in Grades 10 through 12 from Maple Leaf International Schools located in Dalian, Tianjin, and Wuhan, and Concord College of Sino-Canada in Beijing, Shenzhen, ... more ... more
Attracting the best — Funded Research Opportunities in Europe
Carleton International (www.carleton.ca/ci ) and the Canada-Europe Transatlantic Dialogue (hosted by the Centre for European Studies at Carleton University, http://canada-europe-dialogue.ca ) are pleased to invite you to a presentation: Attracting the best — Funded Research Opportunities in Europe When: Friday February 17th 10:30am Where: 506 Tory Building The European Research Council (ERC) provides funding that ... more
Keystone Pipeline Rejected: Hot Topic for Jan. 20, 2012
Carleton University experts are on standby to provide commentary on today’s hot topic. Keystone Pipeline Rejected In the wake of President Obama’s rejection of the Keystone XL pipeline, a renewed focus is being put on the Northern Gateway pipeline in Canada. Ram Sahi Adjunct Research Professor, Department of Economics ram_sahi@carleton.ca Ram Sahi is an expert ... more ... more