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• The Master's program offers funding for domestic students (Canadian citizens & Permanent residents) comprised of a Graduate Teaching Assistantship covering part of their living expenses as well as a ÉîÒ¹¸£ÀûÕ¾ Graduate Research Scholarship (WGRS) funding that is applied towards part of their tuition fees. This funding is subject to change if a student receives an external scholarship.

  International Students are eligible for a WGRS that is applied towards part of their tuition fees.

• Graduate teaching assistantships require an average of 10 hours of teaching related duties per week for a total of 28 weeks. Students assist in the work of the Linguistics Program in various capacities, chiefly as graders, tutorial leaders, and teachers of introductory courses. Employment is covered by a collective agreement between the University and the .

  To be eligible for Financial Support in Year 2, students must be registered full-time and have applied for government funding.

• To learn more about the distribution of funding, please follow this link.

• Here's an overview of the competitions managed by the program:
  -Alumni Graduate Award
  -Mary Routledge Award
  -Graduate Thesis Research Award Fund
  -Lynne-Lionel Scott Award

• Managed by the School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies (SGPS):

• Donor funded Awards:
  

• Global Opportunity Award:
  

• Graduate Teaching Association (PSAC Local 610)
  

• Society of Graduate Students (SOGS)
  
• For international Students:
  

• The Wenner-Gren Foundation supporting worldwide research in all branches of anthropology:
  

• You are required to complete the request form for travel support BEFORE you incur the expense.

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