FAQ
Most Frequently Asked Question
Will I have to pay tuition for this program?
No, this program is fully-funded.
Will the whole program be completely or just partially virtual?
The whole program will be completely virtual, a mix of online meetup and self-paced work.
What will the participants do throughout the program?
Participants will attend online workshops, access continuous learning materials, receive mentoring and peer-coaching, and carry out a collaborative project.
Will there be a specific day in the week when classes will be held?
It will be dynamic from time to time.
When will the program starts and ends?
The program is expected to start in June 2022 and end in March 2023.
I am a social scientist. Can I apply for SLC?
Yes. SLC welcomes researchers from natural sciences and social sciences as long as their research fits one of the following themes: marine/ocean science & coastal development, climate change, health and medicine, and community resilience.
How do I apply for SLC?
- Read the application guidelines at rebrand.ly/application-guidelines
- Fill out the application form at slc.theconversation.com or rebrand.ly/slc-application
- Go to rebrand.ly/slc-storymatcher for the StoryMatcher selection process
When should I apply?
The applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis so you are advised to apply as early as possible. Please make sure that you complete the application process before 27 March 2022.
How many people will be selected for the program?
30.
I have a question about the application, and I cannot find the answer in the applications guidelines. Where should I go?
If you cannot find the answer in the application guidelines, do not hesitate to contact us at slc@theconversation.com.