ANNOUNCEMENT OF PROGRAMMES FOR THE YEAR 2019-20: SHASTRI INDO-CANADIAN INSTITUTE
Click here to read instructions for filling application form (SICRG, SMP, SRSF, SMDG, SPDG, SPG,SFDPVE)
Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute is pleased to announce following programmes for the second round of the year 2019-20. The programmes seeking applications in this round are:
- Shastri Institutional Collaborative Research Grant (SICRG)(Open)
- Shastri Mobility Programme (SMP) (Open)
- Shastri Research Student Fellowship (SRSF) (Open)
- Shastri Membership Development Grant (SMDG)(Open)
- Shastri Programme Development Grant (SPDG)(Open)
- Shastri Publication Grant (SPG)(Open)
- Shastri Faculty Development Programme For Vocational Education (SFDPVE)(Open)
- SICI Membership Development Fund (SMDF) (Open)
- Scheme for Promotion of Academic and Research Collaboration (SPARC) (Closed)
- Global Initiative for Academic Network (GIAN)(Closed)
- SRSF -Student Internship programme for undergraduates or integrated Masters Course (Colsed)
- Shastri Scholar Travel Subsidy Grant (SSTSG)(Closed)
- Shastri Student Internship Project (SSIP) (Closed)
- Shastri Faculty Training and Internationalization Program (FTI)(Closed)
- Shastri Research Grant (SRG)(Closed)
*Programmes namely, SPARC and GIAN are open for non-members also.
Important Note : Finding Matching Partners in Canadian/Indian Institutions
Dear Applicants,
SICI strongly advises all potential applicants that it is their responsibility to find the right partner in another country. In order to find potential matching partners/faculty members in Canadian/Indian member universities, the applicants are strongly advised to visit the websites of preferred Canadian/Indian universities to contact ONLY the appropriate faculty members of desired schools/departments and write to them directly expressing the necessary background of your proposal and partnership interests. We strongly advise all potential applicants to refrain from sending generic e-mail request to SICI officers or its executive council members or mass e-mailing many other recipients seeking their help to find you a partner, because it could be counterproductive and may hamper their efforts in finding a correct partner. Applicants are also advised to approach potential partners well in time so that they can submit a well-prepared application after consultation with their partner.
Thank you.