Grants and Contributions:
Title:
UoC Indo-Pacific Graduate Scholarships in Urban Sustainable and Regenerative Development
Agreement Number:
7473914 P016851001
Agreement Value:
$508,565.00
Agreement Date:
Feb 11, 2026 - Jun 30, 2028
Description:
The University of Calgary, in partnership with Curtin University campuses in Australia, Malaysia, and Singapore, proposes a transdisciplinary scholarship program focused on sustainable and regenerative urban development in the Indo-Pacific. This project proposes three cohorts of 15 Graduate Scholars. Over six weeks, Canadian graduate students will engage in intensive study and fieldwork across three countries, exploring circular systems and nature-based solutions to urban challenges such as water, energy, and mobility. Potential areas of focus include regenerative urban futures and sustainable industrial development, designing sustainable and regenerative futures in the Indo-Pacific, and developing green 'bridges' to understand Canada's role and capabilities in contributing to a sustainable and regenerative futures for the Indo-Pacific region. Supported by two faculty fellows, participants will collaborate on team projects that integrate systems thinking and regional context, culminating in published policy proposals. Leveraging a strategic alliance with Curtin University and existing infrastructure, the program offers strong value for investment and prepares students for careers intersecting with the Indo-Pacific region. ?
Organization:
Global Affairs Canada
Expected Results:
27 graduate student scholarships and 12 faculty fellowships to Canadians.
Location:
CALGARY, Alberta, CA
Reference Number:
064-2025-2026-Q4-0051
Agreement Type:
Contribution
Report Type:
Grants and Contributions
Recipient Type:
Not-for-profit organization or charity
Recipient's Legal Name:
University of Calgary
Program:
Indo-Pacific Engagement Program
Program Purpose:
The purpose of this program is to support Canada’s agenda in the Indo-Pacific by strengthening national stakeholder’s knowledge, understanding and expand their network on/in the Indo-Pacific. This is expected to increase Canada’s capacity to advocate for its core interests and values in an evolving context and in key thematic priority areas for Canada in the region.