Stages de recherche

L’Institut d’études canadiennes et autochtones met des locaux à la disposition de chercheurs intéressés à faire un stage de recherche sur le Canada ou les autochtones dans la capitale nationale. Ce programme s’adresse plus particulièrement aux professeurs en congé sabbatique et à quiconque ayant reçu des subventions pour faire des recherches en études canadiennes ou autochtones ou encore qui préparent du matériel didactique sur le Canada. Les stages durent généralement de deux semaines à six mois.

Avantages :
–       Situé près de Bibliothèque et Archives Canada et de plusieurs musées
–       Affiliation universitaire et privilèges d’accès à la bibliothèque
–       Équipement informatique, soutient technique, Wi-Fi et espace de travail

Pour faire la demande, veuillez remplir le formulaire en ligne et le soumettre à l’Institut:

http://www.canada.uottawa.ca/fra/stages.html

Institut d’études canadiennes et autochtones
Université d’Ottawa
52, rue Université
Ottawa ON Canada
K1N 6N5

Tél. : 613-562-5111
Téléc. : 613-562-5216
canada@uOttawa.ca

Research Visitorship

The Institute of Canadian and Aboriginal Studies provides research visitorships to scholars who wish to come to Ottawa to work on Canadian-related projects. The visitorships are designed for sabbaticants and those holding research grants in Canadian or Aboriginal Studies or for those who want to produce teaching tools on Canada. They range from 2 to 6 weeks.

Benefits:
–       Location- near the National Archives, the National Library and an array of museums
–       University affiliation and library privileges
–       Computing facilities, technical support, Wi-Fi and work space

To apply please complete the online form and submit it to the Institute:

http://www.canada.uottawa.ca/eng/registration.html

Institute of Canadian and Aboriginal Studies
University of Ottawa
52 University
Ottawa ON Canada
K1N 6N5

Tel.: 613-562-5111
Fax: 613-562-5216
canada@uOttawa.ca

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Josh MacFadyen

Associate Professor at University of Prince Edward Island

I am an Associate Professor and Canada Research Chair at the University of Prince Edward Island where I teach in the Applied Communication, Leadership & Culture Program in the Faculty of Arts. My research focuses on the history of biomass energy and agriculture. From 2012-2014 I was the NiCHE project coordinator, and I served on the NiCHE editorial board until 2018.

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