I am a UK citizen looking to start a PhD in History in 2006.. Does anyone have any ideas on the likelihood of me finding a funded studentship in Canada? I have a first from Bristol university and strong referees. Any advice greatly appreciated, thanks.

Wht don't you try Oxford you will definately get it easily there with your results but Canada is also good Alberta/Torento/Dalhouise....

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i am a iranian citizen looking to start a phd of art history in 2006.i was first student in the iran for graduate in ma of handicrafts. i am winner of biennial of sculptur in iran. please help me

Thanks Dev... was at Oxford for a while so not sure if I want to put myself through that again ;) Anyone have any ideas about how easy it is to get funding as a Brit in Canada, and also is there a league table for research at canadian universities? Many thanks. Elham - start a new thread with your post, you'll get more responses!

You will have to sit for your GRE exam (General) and maybe the subject exam (better fi you do) I am not sure there is a legue table in canada but as far as I know Dalhouise is the best for sciences though Alberta is not far behind.

You will get a teaching assistanship to pay for your living where you will teach for a pay. Tuition is usually free, later on you may get a research grant so you can stop teaching. These are available to all irrespective of the country of origin

I did my Phd in bioinformatics.I would like to do Phd in bioinformatics Please give any idea

Lucia, there is one university guide you can use for Canadian universities http://www.macleans.ca/universities/article.jsp?content=20031106_133202_2948 As for funding, most PhD positions (at least in my area) are fully-funded, especially in Ontario and British Columbia ( I mean provinces). As I know there are some problems with funding in Quebec. In general the best universities are Toronto, Queens', McGill. But it all depends on your research area. Info about all unis you can get at its association http://www.aucc.ca/index_e.html

My advice would be: identify the programmes you are interested in (look at the professors you could be interested in working with - that is important!)and email their PhD offices asking what kind of funding they have avaliable at department and univesity level. If you have any other questions, please, ask. I spent there several years doing my Master's and working as a research assistant and I will be happy to help if I can.

i am doing MSc Applied Psychology (international student). i do have plenty of professional experience (not london). i am planning to do my Phd or some specialisation in the related field if anyone could guide me as how i must proceed n from where to start i intend to go for some kind of funding/ scholarship as it is impossible for me to study further on self funding. either in UK or in Canada . and yes any ideas which universities are good in Counselling are specailly to do with CBT or anyother ideas...

je suis un étudiant camerounais titulare d'un DEA(Master) en pédologie. je cherche une opportunité de bourse pour poursuivre mes études au canada.pouvez-vous m'aider? mon contact est [email protected]

Thank you so much for all this great info, especially Dev and Alan. I only just rechecked my post after a long vacation so apologies for not thanking until now. How well-respected is a Phd, in general terms, from Canada? How difficult is it to get a place? Many thanks again.

I would like to continue my phd course in Marketing field in Torento University of Canada I have more than 15 years experience in industrial factories and I am as a lectuer in Iranian university . could you please guid me ?

i'm yemeni citizen and i want to complete phd in english language but i'm so poor and i can't travelto canada . can you help to get scolarship in

My boyfriend lives in Quebec. I miss him ...

Aw...poor Wickid :o( When will you next see him?