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The document outlines the SSHRC Grant in Aid of Travel Program, which provides financial assistance for travel to national and international scholarly conferences. It details application deadlines, eligibility criteria, required documentation, and the assessment process by an interdisciplinary committee. The grant primarily supports full-time faculty, professional librarians, and postdoctoral fellows attending conferences where they present their work. Specific exclusions for funding purposes are also listed.

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What is the success rate of the SSHRC grant?

The national success rate was 44.8% and U of T submitted 86 of 1256 applications received by SSHRC. Please note that SSHRC provides a detailed description of the evaluation criteria in the funding opportunity description, and the application form itself provides explicit instructions on how to complete each section.

What is a Sshrc grant?

The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) is the federal research funding agency that promotes and supports research and training in the humanities and social sciences.

How to find sshrc grant number?

The Funding Reference Number (FRN CIHR) or Application ID (Appl ID NSERC and SSHRC) is a number that identifies a unique research grant. You can find this number in the Agency letter that acknowledges your successful grant application.

How hard is it to get SSHRC?

If it helps anyones stress, I noticed that the data on SSHRC doctoral fellowships acceptance is around 20-25% out of the 2000 and some applicants per year. Unless Im understanding the data wrong, this provided me with *some* temporary stress relief.

How to acknowledge SSHRC funding?

Whether acknowledging SSHRC verbally or in writing, you must make it clear that your research project was supported by SSHRC but not a SSHRC product. In written formats, you must use one of the following messages: This [output] draws on research supported by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council.

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