Awarded to a student who has maintained a good GPA throughout his or her undergraduate studies and who has started a Master's degree in Philosophy. The recipient must also have made a written submission to the selection committee on a work by Paul Diel.

The Lemaire-Allaire Fund was created with a bequest from the family, to promote knowledge of the work of philosopher and psychotherapist Paul Diel (1893-1972).

Literature and humanities

The Angers-Poulin Merit and Recruitment Scholarship is intended to encourage research into different aspects of European society and culture in the literature and the humanities sector (film studies, history, art history, French-language literatures, philosophy), from Antiquity to the present.

See the Faculty of Art and Sciences website for more informations.

$5,000 scholarships for students with exceptional academic records and who accept an offer of admission to a Université de Montréal Faculty of Arts and Science graduate program.

Students do not need to apply. The departments and schools select candidates to be submitted for approval to the Faculty of Arts and Science.

Literature and humanities

A fund created in 1955-1956, thanks to a subscription, organized by the University, of friends of M^gr Olivier Maurault, former Rector of the University, and UdeM staff, to set up a fund in the bishop's memory.

The M^gr Olivier-Maurault Scholarship is intended to encourage research work and thesis writing by master's students in the literature and humanities sector of the Faculty of Arts and Science.

• You must be enrolled full-time in a master's-level research program.

• You must have completed at least 2 terms of courses in the master's program at the time of application and plan to start writing your these no later than the fall term.

• You must have a GPA of at least 4.

• You must be enrolled in the master's program in classical studies or in one of the following departments: English Studies, History, Art History and Film Studies, Linguistics and Translation, Comparative Literature, French-Language Literatures, Literature and Modern Languages, or Philosophy.

May 29, 2015

The application (1 original and 4 copies) must include:

• A covering letter in which you describe your achievements relating to your field of scientific study or career development and explain why you believe you deserve the scholarship (maximum 500 words).

In the letter you must state where you are in your master's-level studies (number of terms of coursework and thesis preparation, steps completed) and your planned timetable. You must mention your achievements showing your aptitudes and competencies relating to your proposed research and career aspirations. In addition to experiences related directly to your field of study and research, you may mention significant accomplishments in other fields (sports, arts, community, etc.) and explain how they contribute to making you a better candidate for the scholarship.

• A description of your research proposal or career development proposal (maximum 500 words).

• A letter of recommendation from your thesis supervisor or the professor responsible for your career development proposal, preferably in French (maximum 500 words).

• A letter of reference from the Department Director (maximum 500 words).

• Your undergraduate and graduate transcripts. You must submit originals, with the exception of those for diplomas from the Université de Montréal. The Department will add the transcript for the winter term.

Literature and humanities, social sciences and psychology, sciences

The Muséodoc Scholarship is a research scholarship available to PhD students in one of the departments in the Faculty of Arts and Science, and whose research proposal or research-creation proposal is mainly in the field of museology.

The scholarship is intended to encourage the development and production of creative, innovative and promising research. Museology is both a research and practical field, covering a wide range of interdisciplinary studies including museum institutions, their development, their various possible forms around the world, their functions, the associated scientific, cultural and heritage fields, their audiences and their relations with society.

• You must be enrolled in a PhD program in the Faculty of Arts and Science in the fall of 2015, and your thesis subject must be in the field of museum studies.

• You must present a research proposal demonstrating creativity and innovation in its topic and/or research approaches.

• You must contribute to the advancement of knowledge in museology or to improving practices.

• You must have an excellent academic record and professional background.

• You may apply several years in a row, but cannot be awarded the scholarship more than once.

September 25, 2015

The application (1 electronic copy) must include:

1. A research proposal description (about 1500 words) explaining how your research will contribute to museology.
2. A research assignment submitted at the undergraduate or graduate level or an existing creative work.
3. Your CV .
4. Your most recent transcript.

Every year, the CRÉ offers several postdoctoral fellowships. The length of the fellowship depends on the circumstances and the nature of the research.

Applications are encouraged from researchers working in the main CRÉ fields of interest:

• Meta-ethics
• Ethics and politics
• Ethics and health
• Ethics and economics
• Ethics and environment

Applications from students in other disciplines are also welcome, provided that the research subject is directly related to ethics issues.

The Université de Montréal is a francophone institution. Candidates must have sufficient knowledge of the French language to be able to participate in the Centre's activities.

All details on the CRÉ website.

The GRIN offers 10 graduate scholarships of $5,000.

You must:

• Be enrolled full-time during the period covered by the scholarship.
• Conduct research under the supervision of a permanent GRIN member.
• Understand French and English.

All details on the GRIN website (in French).