CONGRESS GRANTS

The Local Organizing Committee will offer limited financial assistance for students and early career scholars participating in the Congress (accepted for either a stand-alone presentation or a presentation in a Symposium/panel/round-table/workshop). The grant will cover the early-bird, virtual registration fee determined by the status of the applicant (early bird, virtual student/unemployed/independent scholar rate or early-bird, virtual standard rate). If the successful applicant decides to participate in-person, then the amount awarded will be subtracted from the in-person registration fee.

Funding decisions will be based on the following criteria, with descending priority as follows:

• Late-stage PhD candidates with no other source of funding and who are based in low-income countries.
• Late-stage PhD candidates with no other source of funding who are based in other countries.
• Early career scholars who have received their PhD within the past five years with no other source of funding and who are based in low-income countries.
• Other PhD students.
• Early career scholars who have received their PhD within the past five years with no other source of funding and who are based in other countries.
• Other early career scholars who have received their PhD within the past five years.

You can apply by completing the form linked here. Note: You will be asked to provide your current CV (PDF format only).

Applications close on 16 March at 11.59pm NZDT and notifications will be released from 20 March.

Please contact Congress Chair Hugh Slotten if you have any questions.