Harold A Robertson Scholarship in Parkinson Research | Dalhousie University – Canada

Location: Canada

Program: Master’s and Doctoral Degrees

Eligibility: Canadian and International Graduate Students

Duration: Annual

Deadline: October 31

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The Harold A Robertson Scholarship in Parkinson Research is an in-program award offered annually at Dalhousie University to support graduate students whose research focuses on Parkinson’s Disease. The scholarship is intended to support work at a basic sciences level or at a broader symptom level, addressing everyday living challenges and concerns such as caregiving, home design, technology, accommodations, or research tracing and predicting Parkinson’s families. A scholarship of $5,000 is awarded at each competition, with the application deadline set for October 31 at 4:00 p.m. ADT each year. Applications are submitted through the Dalhousie Faculty of Graduate Studies online portal.

Dalhousie University is one of Canada’s leading research-intensive universities, located in Halifax, Nova Scotia. As a member of the U15 Group of Canadian Research Universities, Dalhousie is renowned for its world-class graduate programs, strong research culture, and diverse academic community. The university offers over 90 master’s and 45 PhD programs across a wide range of disciplines, attracting talented students from across Canada and around the world. The Harold A Robertson Scholarship reflects Dalhousie’s commitment to advancing impactful health research and supporting graduate students dedicated to improving the lives of those affected by Parkinson’s Disease.

Benefits of the Scholarship

This scholarship will provide the following to its recipients:

$5,000 per year
Other benefits

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Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for this scholarship, applicants must meet the following:

Must be enrolled in a graduate studies program
Must demonstrate strong academic achievement
Your project must be in the research area focusing on Parkinson’s Disease with an emphasis if possible at a basic sciences level or broader symptom level to address everyday living challenges and concerns such as caregiving, home design, technology, accommodations, or those tracing and predicting Parkinson’s families

Note: Kindly check the official webpage for full and detailed requirements.

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Selection Criteria

Recipients are selected based on strong academic achievement and the relevance of their research project to the scholarship’s focus on Parkinson’s Disease. Priority is given to research conducted at a basic sciences level or at a broader symptom level that addresses everyday living challenges such as caregiving, home design, technology, accommodations, or studies tracing and predicting Parkinson’s families.