3336G - CNESST scholarship in labor law and/or occupational health and safety law

Eligibility criteria

Be newly admitted in the winter or fall of 2024 to a master's program in law, essay or dissertation component, or a doctorate in law at the Faculty, whose research topic is related to labor standards, occupational health and safety or pay equity; OR Be in the process of writing the essay, dissertation or thesis as long as the research subject is related to labor standards, occupational health and safety or even pay equity; If during the writing phase, you must have presented and passed your dissertation presentation workshop or your prospective exam (for the doctorate); Be registered full-time at the time of receiving the scholarship; Have an excellent academic record Receive support from your research director. Criteria for evaluating applications: The excellence of the academic record; The quality and relevance of the research project in relation to the scholarship; The research director's assessment.