Financials

Objectives

The Faculty of Law recognizes that travel in the pursuit of research is necessary and important. For this purpose, the Faculty offers grants for travel outside the National Capital Region when circumstances require it. Travel that allows the direct collection of data for research in progress will be considered. Students may conduct interviews, perform archival research or consult documents or works unavailable in the region, or may further develop their research processes by visiting a foreign lab (university or government).

Value

The grants may only be used to cover either travel expenses (train, plane, bus or other) or accommodation expenses (accommodation and meals). Other travel- related expenses will not be reimbursed.

The maximum grant is $550.

Participation - Eligibility Requirements

The student must:

• Be studying full-time in a Master’s program when the travel takes place;
• Be in good academic standing;
• A single grant for the duration of the studies is allowed;
• At least two terms but less than six terms must have been completed when the travel takes place. All terms count including terms with leaves of absence, except for approved leaves of absence for medical, maternity or parental reasons;
• Complete the grant application form and the required estimated budget form;
• Clearly indicate how the research stay is related to the thesis in progress;
• Ensure that the research director or the program director indicates his or her support in a detailed recommendation in the space provided for this purpose on the application.

Deadlines

• Students must apply by December 1^st for travel between January 1st – April 30^th       

• Students must apply by April 1st for travel between May 1st – August 31st
• Students must apply by August 1st  for travel between September 1st – December 31st

Requests will be evaluated after each deadline. No grants will be considered after the fact.

Note

Only complete applications received by the deadlines will be processed. Incomplete applications will be rejected. It is the sole responsibility of the student to ensure that all the required documentation, confirmation of financial contribution, and all signatures are provided with the application. If the application is refused, the student has the possibility to resubmit a second complete application. 

Procedure

Before the research stay

Applicants must:

• Submit the complete and signed forms to the Faculty of Law, Office of Graduate Studies, Fauteux Hall, room 301 ( 57 Louis-Pasteur , Ottawa, ON, Canada K1N 6N5).  You can also submit your application by email by sending clearly scanned documents to etudgrad@uOttawa.ca :

1. Research Travel Grant, Master’s with thesis students
2. Financial Resources –Request Form

• Wait for the acceptance or refusal letter from the Office of Graduate Studies of the Faculty of Law, by email.
• Where applicable, it is the student’s responsibility to ensure that ethics approval for the research project is obtained prior to the Research travel.

Upon your return

Applicants must:

• Submit the Travel-expense reimbursement form;
• Original invoices related to travel (air, train, other), a credit card statement is not sufficient;
• Boarding passes;
• All original receipts (meals, taxis, bus, hotel accommodation, etc.).

Objectives

The Faculty of Law recognizes that travel in the pursuit of research for your thesis is necessary and important. For this purpose, the Office offers grants for travel outside the National Capital Region when circumstances require it. Travel that allows the direct collection of data for a thesis in progress will be considered. Students may conduct interviews, perform archival research or consult documents or works unavailable in the region, or may further develop their research processes by visiting a foreign lab (university or government).

Value

The grants may only be used to cover either travel expenses (train, plane, bus or other) or accommodation expenses (accommodation and meals). Other travel- related expenses will not be reimbursed.

The maximum grant is $550.

Participation - Eligibility Requirements

The student must:

• Be studying full-time in a PhD program when the travel takes place;
• Be in good academic standing;
• Complete the grant application form and the required estimated budget form;
• Clearly indicate how the research stay is related to the thesis in progress;
• Ensure that the research director or the program director indicates his or her support in a detailed recommendation in the space provided for this purpose on the application.
• For PhD programs, a single grant for the duration of the studies is allowed. At least three terms but less than twelve terms must have been completed when the travel takes place. (All terms count including terms with leaves of absence, except for approved leaves of absence for medical, maternity or parental reasons.)
• For Fast-track programs, a single grant for the duration of the studies is allowed. At least two terms but less than fifteen terms must have been completed when the travel takes place. (All terms count including terms with leaves of absence, except for approved leaves of absence for medical, maternity or parental reasons.)
• Where applicable, it is the student’s responsibility to ensure that ethics approval for the research project is obtained prior to the Research travel.

Deadlines

• Students must apply by December 1^st  for travel between January 1st – April 30^th
• Students must apply by April 1st  for travel between May 1st – August 31^st
• Students must apply by August 1st for travel between September 1st – December 31^st

Requests will be evaluated after each deadline. No grants will be considered after the fact.

Note

Only complete applications received by the deadlines will be processed. Incomplete applications will be rejected. It is the sole responsibility of the student to ensure that all the required documentation, confirmation of financial contribution, and all signatures are provided with the application. If the application is refused, the student has the possibility to resubmit a second complete application. 

Procedure

Before the research stay

Applicants must:

• Submit the complete and signed forms to the Office of Graduate Studies of the Faculty of Law, Fauteux Hall, room 301 ( 57 Louis-Pasteur , Ottawa, ON, Canada K1N 6N5).  You can also submit your application by email by sending clearly scanned documents to etudgrad@uOttawa.ca :

1. Research Travel Grant, Ph.D. and Fast-Track students
2. Financial Resources –Request Form

• Wait for the acceptance or refusal letter from the Office of Graduate Studies from the Faculty of Law, by email.

Upon your return,

Applicants must:

• Submit the Travel-expense reimbursement form;
• Invoices related to travel (air, train, other), a credit card statement is not sufficient;
• Boarding passes;
• All original receipts (meals, taxis, bus, hotel accommodation, etc.).

Objectives

The Faculty of Law recognizes the importance of sharing the research findings of master's with thesis students with the broader scientific community. To this end, we award travel grants to these individuals so that they can present the results of their research closely related to the thesis at major conferences. The program also provides an opportunity to exchange with other researchers in one's field.

Value

A student can only be awarded one grant through the completion of their program

This grant can only be used to cover the cost of transportation (train, plane, bus, taxi, kilometers or other), and at the most economical rate possible. No other travel expenses are eligible.

The maximum amount awarded is $550.

** Conferences taking place in the Ottawa-Gatineau area are not eligible.

Participation – Eligibility Requirements

The student must:

• Be registered full time in a master’s program at the time of the conference;
• Be in good academic standing;
• Present their research at the conference within the first six terms from their initial registration in the Master's program.
• The publication and presentation must deal with research results obtained during the current program and be related to the thesis;
• The applicant must be the first author (as listed on the official publication or conference documents) and the presenter;
• Students can submit only one application per publication and per conference

Deadline

• Students must apply by December 1^st  for travel between January 1st – April 30^th
• Students must apply by April 1st  for travel between May 1st – August 31^st
• Students must apply by August 1st for travel between September 1st – December 31^st

Requests will be evaluated after each deadline. No grants will be considered after the fact.

Note

Only complete applications received by the deadlines will be processed. Incomplete applications will be rejected. It is the sole responsibility of the student to ensure that all the required documentation, confirmation of financial contribution, and all signatures are provided with the application. If the application is refused, the student has the possibility to resubmit a second complete application.

Procedure

Before the travel

Applicants must:

• Submit the completed and signed forms to the Office of Graduate Studies of the Faculty of Law, Fauteux Hall, room 301 ( 57 Louis-Pasteur , Ottawa, ON, Canada K1N 6N5).  You can also submit your application by email by sending clearly scanned documents to etudgrad@uOttawa.ca

1. Conference Travel Grant, LLM with Thesis
2. Financial Resources –Request Form
3. A written proof that the publication has been accepted for presentation at the conference (issue by the conference organizers)

• Wait for the acceptance or refusal letter from the Office of Graduate Studies of the Faculty of Law, by email.

Upon your return

Applicants must:

Submit the completed and signed forms to the Office of Graduate Studies of the Faculty of Law, Fauteux Hall, room 301 ( 57 Louis-Pasteur , Ottawa, ON, Canada K1N 6N5).  

• Submit the Travel-expenses reimbursement form;
• Submit original transportation receipts (including boarding passes);
• Submit proof of attendance at the conference;
• Include a proof of exchange rates used if appropriate; 

Where applicable, it is the student’s responsibility to ensure that ethics approval for the research project is obtained prior to the Research travel.

Objectives

The Faculty of Law recognizes the importance of sharing the research findings of Ph.D. and fast-track students with the broader scientific community. To this end, we award travel grants to these individuals so that they can present the results of their research closely related to the thesis at major conferences. The program also provides an opportunity to exchange with other researchers in one's field.

Value

• A maximum of three grants can be awarded to a student in a regular Ph.D. program through the duration of their program;
• A maximum of four grants can be awarded to a student who fast-track into a Ph.D. program, including any conference travel grant received while being registered in a Master's program;
• A maximum of one grant will be provided per fiscal year (between May, 1 and April, 30)
• This grant can only be used to cover the cost of transportation (train, plane, bus, taxi, kilometers or other), and at the most economical rate possible. No other travel expenses are eligible.
• The maximum amount awarded is $550

** Conferences taking place in the Ottawa-Gatineau area are not eligible.

Participation – Eligibility Requirements

The student must:

• Be registered full time in a Ph.D. program at the time of the conference;
• Be in good academic standing;
• Have completed at least two terms in their Ph.D. program;
• Present their research at the conference within the first 15 terms from their initial registration in the Ph.D. program (the first term of the transfer to Ph.D. is taken as reference for fast-track students).
• The publication and presentation must deal with research results obtained during the current program and be related to the thesis;
• The applicant must be the first author (as listed on the official publication or conference documents) and presenter;
• Student can submit only one application per conference.

Deadline

• Students must apply by December 1^st  for travel between January 1st – April 30^th
• Students must apply by April 1st  for travel between May 1st – August 31^st
• Students must apply by August 1st for travel between September 1st – December 31^st

Requests will be evaluated after each deadline. No grants will be considered after the fact.

Note

Only complete applications received by the deadlines will be processed. Incomplete applications will be rejected. It is the sole responsibility of the student to ensure that all the required documentation, confirmation of financial contribution, and all signatures are provided with the application. If the application is rejected, the student has the possibility to resubmit a second complete application.

Procedure

Before the travel

Applicants must:

• Submit the completed and signed forms to the Office of Graduate Studies of the Faculty of Law, Fauteux Hall, room 301 ( 57 Louis-Pasteur , Ottawa, ON, Canada K1N 6N5).  You can also submit your application by email by sending clearly scanned documents to etudgrad@uOttawa.ca 

1. Conference Travel Grant - Ph.D. and fast-track students
2. Financial Resources –Request Form
3. A written proof that the publication has been accepted for presentation at the conference (issue by the conference organizers)

Wait for the acceptance or refusal letter from the Office of Graduate Studies of the Faculty of Law, by email.

Upon your return

Applicants must:

• Submit theTravel-ex penses reimbursement form;
• Submit original receipts (including boarding passes);
• Submit proof of attendance at the conference;
• Include a proof of exchange rates used if appropriate; 

 Where applicable, it is the student’s responsibility to ensure that ethics approval for the research project is obtained prior to the Research travel.