How It Works
Each month, three selected graduate students will
participate in a live Zoom webinar.
Each researcher will have 10 minutes to explain:
The
agricultural challenge being addressed
Their
research approach, findings, or proposed solution
How
the research could be relevant to Canadian agriculture
What
adaptation, testing, or collaboration may be needed in Canada
Each presentation will be followed by moderated audience
questions and constructive feedback from an invited panel.
Attendance is free and open to everyone.
Who Can Apply?
Applications are open to final-year undergraduate, master’s and doctoral students
enrolled at recognized universities outside Canada. Students from all regions are welcome, including Africa,
Asia, Europe, Latin America, the Caribbean, the Middle East, North America, and
Oceania. IYCA particularly encourages applications from researchers who have
had limited opportunities to present their work internationally.
Applicants must:
Be
enrolled in a final-year undergraduate, master’s or doctoral program
Be
conducting research in agriculture or a related discipline
Explain
how their research could be relevant to Canadian agriculture
Have
permission to present the proposed information publicly, and be
available for the live webinar
Be
able to deliver a clear 10-minute presentation in English and answer
questions
Research may be at the proposal stage, in progress, or
recently completed. Applicants must clearly identify the current stage of their
research and the limitations of any preliminary findings.