Petro Jacyk Visiting Scholar positions are open to scholars working in the social sciences and humanities, including recent PhD or kandidat nauk degree recipients. To support the new generation of young scholars of Ukraine, the Program also introduced the "young scholar" category for those who are under 35 and have not yet received their doctorate. The Program especially welcomes applicants whose work relates to its thematic focus "Challenges of Independent Ukraine". This focus includes state- and institution- building in Ukraine; law and governance; problems of democratization; education, culture and identity of the nation and ethnic groups in Ukraine; history and the imperial past; and foreign policy and international relations. The Program covers round-trip airfare, gives a stipend for living (typically $1,500 CDN per month), and provides shared office space. The program also provides access to the university library as well as assists in arranging housing at a reasonable cost. Housing and other living expenses are to be covered by the stipend. Although official test results are not required, solid knowledge of English is essential for successful participation in the program.

Please visit our website for more information and application forms: http://www.utoronto.ca/jacyk/Visiting%20Scholars%20Program.htm

2013-11-20-yacykSvetlana Frunchak, PhD

Program Officer and Ukrainian Programs Manager

Centre for European, Russian, and Eurasian Studies

Munk School of Global Affairs | University of Toronto

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Toronto, ON   M5S 3K7
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Email: sveta.frunchak@utoronto.ca
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