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Scholarships

McCall MacBain Sustainable Finance Fellow

Value: $15,000 - $20,000

Established by the McCall MacBain Foundation, funding is provided to the Institute for Sustainable Finance (ISF) at Smith School of Business to support graduate students admitted to Queen’s MSc and PhD programs. The award is granted on the basis of demonstrated academic excellence and research interest in sustainable finance.

Selection of recipients is made by the Graduate Awards Committee, Associate Dean of the PhD/MSc and Research Programs, and Executive Director, ISF.

Application Deadline

Please submit applications to maya.saryyeva@queensu.ca by July 1, 2024.

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Fore more information, please contact the ISF or PhD-MSc Office.

McCall MacBain Canadian Sustainable Finance Network Fellowships

Value: $15,000 - $20,000

The Canadian Sustainable Finance Network (CSFN) is proud to offer two McCall MacBain CSFN Sustainable Finance fellowships which will be awarded to Master’s students enrolled in qualifying research-based graduate program in a CSFN partner university, with a demonstrated research interest in sustainable finance. The value of each award is $15,000.  

Application Process

All fellowship applicants must provide:

  • a short description of their research interest in sustainable finance;
  • academic transcripts; and,
  • a CV including: a list of publications (e.g. conference proceedings, abstracts, journal articles, etc.), as well as relevant academic, research, and work experience.

Eligibility

The awards are available only for Master’s students enrolled in a research-based finance, economics or business graduate program in a CSFN partner university (includes universities that are institutional CSFN members) with a demonstrated research interest in sustainable finance.

Application Deadline

Please submit applications to maya.saryyeva@queensu.ca by June 15, 2025.

Decision Criteria

  • Winners will be selected by the CSFN adjudication committee on the basis of demonstrated academic merit and the expressed research interest in sustainable finance.
  • Applicants will be assessed on the basis of the statement of interest in sustainable finance research provided by the candidate, their CV, academic transcripts, and letters of reference (i.e., from the application to program file).
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