[AUDITORY] PhD scholarships at Western University

[Jessica Grahn <j.a.grahn@xxxxxxxxx>]

Many auditory labs at Western that might be interested in PhD applications eligible for this (somewhat specific) award. (Ingrid Johnsrude, Blake Butler, Jessica Grahn, David Purcell, Ewan MacPherson, and more!) 

Western University is proud to introduce the Doctoral Excellence Award, a targeted effort to support doctoral students impacted by the recent changes in higher education in the United States.

Valued at up to $160,000 (CAD) ($40,000 per year) for up to four years of study in a research-based doctoral program, eligible applicants must:

• Be studying at, have received an offer from, or have had an offer rescinded by a doctoral program at an American university ranked on the Top 100 QS Top Universities or the Top 100 Times Higher Education (THE) lists.
• Meet the admission requirements of the intended research-based doctoral program at Western.
• Be of any nationality.

We invite you to view the website for full details: https://grad.uwo.ca/finances/western_funding/doctoral_excellence_award.html.

Applications will be reviewed and assessed on a rolling basis throughout the year, and applicants have the flexibility to start their doctoral program in one of three terms:
September 1, 2025; January 1, 2026; or May 1, 2026.

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Jessica Grahn (she/her)

Director, Undergraduate Program in Neuroscience

Director, Western Centre for Brain and Mind

Professor

Department of Psychology

Western Interdisciplinary Research Building, room 5118

Western University
London, Ontario, N6A 5B7
jgrahn@xxxxxx

@Neurobeats

www.jessicagrahn.com

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