The Cadieux-Léger Fellowship

Global Affairs Canada- Open Insights Hub - POR
Persons residing in Canada, and Canadian citizens and Permanent residents abroad. Apply online

Do you want to gain valuable experience working in an area related to your studies while contributing to the advancement of Canada's international interests? The Cadieux-Léger Fellowship, provides direct experience in a policy research environment focused on the diverse challenges facing Canadian foreign policy.

Global Affairs Canada (GAC) is committed to advancing equity and embracing diversity and inclusion by implementing meaningful actions that are founded in respect, collaboration and accountability.

GAC's dedication towards advancing equity diversity and inclusion is exemplified through the various efforts and initiatives in place that aim to ensure representation at all levels, provide equitable career opportunities, provides a safe and accessible workplace and to strengthen the inclusivity of the workplace so that all employees have the possibility to be authentic.

All candidates who believe they are qualified are encouraged to apply, including Black, other racialized and Indigenous peoples, women, persons with disabilities and persons of the 2SLGBTQI+ community.

Due to the high volume of receipt of applications, only the students selected for an interview will be contacted.

The Fellow's work includes research, writing short papers or briefs, and participating in the policy development process, including by networking with internal and external experts and contributing to policy working groups and other initiatives.

The Open Insights Hub of Global Affairs Canada (GAC) is pleased to announce the selection process for the Cadieux-Léger Fellowship.

The Cadieux-Léger Fellow is integrated within the Open Insights Hub at GAC as an analyst.

The Hub engages with external experts and fosters relationships with the knowledge institutions as part of its research and analysis on foreign, economic and international assistance policy issues, as well as environmental scanning to identify emerging global trends and changes.

The Cadieux-Léger Fellow's activities will focus on themes of relevance to Canadian international interests.

While at GAC, the Fellow is expected to advance the Hub's current thematic agenda, including understanding the evolving structure of international relations and its implications for Canada.

Canada's vulnerabilities and opportunities in the context of geopolitical risk; examining Canada's international toolkit of policies and programs; the Canada-United States bilateral relationship and impact on Canada's broader foreign policy; and the international dimensions of horizontal issues as emerging technologies, or climate change and the green transition.

We welcome proposals related to these themes and others that have clear relevance to Canadian foreign policy priorities, notably international advocacy and diplomacy.

The relevance and quality of the research proposal is an important factor in the selection process, as are interpersonal skills and capacity for engagement and teamwork.

The Open Insights Hub aims to create an engaged, strategic, rigorous, collaborative and innovative environment through knowledge-sharing and interaction with internal and external experts, assumption testing, exchanging experience and facilitating innovative ideas, as well as soliciting and welcoming input in new ways from a variety of stakeholders.

Accordingly, the Fellow would be expected to build networks within GAC, the Government of Canada and with external experts.

A 1,000 word research proposal on a significant foreign policy issue linked to the Open Insights Hub's areas of focus (as elaborated in this poster), GAC's mandate and its implications for Canada.

Proof of enrolment in a recognized academic institution at the Ph.

The candidate must be enrolled in a doctoral program as a full-time student in a recognized post-secondary institution with a specialization in Political Science or International Relations, or Economics or Law or a related program*.

The candidate must

be recognized as having full-time student status by the academic institution in which they are presently enrolled and maintain this status during the whole fellowship period.

**The candidacy of PhD students in their third or fourth year, or those whose thesis is well advanced but not yet finalized. Aboriginal peoples, persons with disabilities, members of visible minorities and women.

NOTE:

Each student hired through the Research Affiliate Program (RAP) must meet the security requirements of the position as a condition of employment, and therefore will be asked by the hiring organization to complete security related documents.

The student should be willing to start on September 3, 2024 or as soon as letter of offer is prepared and signed.

It is expected that the student work a maximum of 25 hours per week and should be willing to commit for a maximum period of twelve (12) months.

The Public Service of Canada is committed to building a skilled and diverse workforce that reflects the Canadians we serve.

be enrolled in a doctoral program, working towards a PhD on a topic of relevance to Canada's foreign policy priorities.

be recognized as having full-time student status by the academic institution in which they are presently enrolled and maintain this status during the whole fellowship period.

Part-time students working on their thesis or recognized by the academic institution in which they are presently enrolled as having a disability will also be considered;

• Successful completion of both a RAP work assignment and your educational program may lead to a temporary or permanent federal public service position for which you meet the merit criteria and conditions of employment.

Candidates who apply to this selection process should provide an email address that accepts email from unknown users (some email systems block these types of email).

Persons are entitled to participate in the selection process in the official language of their choice. Students are asked to indicate their preferred official language in their application.

Persons with disabilities who cannot apply online are asked to send a message to the email address below under Contact information.

Preference will be given to Canadian citizens and permanent residents, with the exception of a job located in Nunavut, where Nunavut Inuit will be appointed first.

24-EXT-EA-BB Global Affairs Canada- Open Insights Hub - POR
Persons residing in Canada, and Canadian citizens and Permanent residents abroad. Apply online

Do you want to gain valuable experience working in an area related to your studies while contributing to the advancement of Canada's international interests? The Cadieux-Léger Fellowship, provides direct experience in a policy research environment focused on the diverse challenges facing Canadian foreign policy.

Global Affairs Canada (GAC) is committed to advancing equity and embracing diversity and inclusion by implementing meaningful actions that are founded in respect, collaboration and accountability.

GAC's dedication towards advancing equity diversity and inclusion is exemplified through the various efforts and initiatives in place that aim to ensure representation at all levels, provide equitable career opportunities, provides a safe and accessible workplace and to strengthen the inclusivity of the workplace so that all employees have the possibility to be authentic.

All candidates who believe they are qualified are encouraged to apply, including Black, other racialized and Indigenous peoples, women, persons with disabilities and persons of the 2SLGBTQI+ community.

Due to the high volume of receipt of applications, only the students selected for an interview will be contacted.

The Fellow's work includes research, writing short papers or briefs, and participating in the policy development process, including by networking with internal and external experts and contributing to policy working groups and other initiatives.

The Open Insights Hub of Global Affairs Canada (GAC) is pleased to announce the selection process for the Cadieux-Léger Fellowship.

The Cadieux-Léger Fellow is integrated within the Open Insights Hub at GAC as an analyst.

The Hub engages with external experts and fosters relationships with the knowledge institutions as part of its research and analysis on foreign, economic and international assistance policy issues, as well as environmental scanning to identify emerging global trends and changes.

The Cadieux-Léger Fellow's activities will focus on themes of relevance to Canadian international interests.

While at GAC, the Fellow is expected to advance the Hub's current thematic agenda, including understanding the evolving structure of international relations and its implications for Canada.

Canada's vulnerabilities and opportunities in the context of geopolitical risk; examining Canada's international toolkit of policies and programs; the Canada-United States bilateral relationship and impact on Canada's broader foreign policy; and the international dimensions of horizontal issues as emerging technologies, or climate change and the green transition.

We welcome proposals related to these themes and others that have clear relevance to Canadian foreign policy priorities, notably international advocacy and diplomacy.

The relevance and quality of the research proposal is an important factor in the selection process, as are interpersonal skills and capacity for engagement and teamwork.

The Open Insights Hub aims to create an engaged, strategic, rigorous, collaborative and innovative environment through knowledge-sharing and interaction with internal and external experts, assumption testing, exchanging experience and facilitating innovative ideas, as well as soliciting and welcoming input in new ways from a variety of stakeholders.

Accordingly, the Fellow would be expected to build networks within GAC, the Government of Canada and with external experts.

A 1,000 word research proposal on a significant foreign policy issue linked to the Open Insights Hub's areas of focus (as elaborated in this poster), GAC's mandate and its implications for Canada.

Proof of enrolment in a recognized academic institution at the Ph.

The candidate must be enrolled in a doctoral program as a full-time student in a recognized post-secondary institution with a specialization in Political Science or International Relations, or Economics or Law or a related program*.

The candidate must

be recognized as having full-time student status by the academic institution in which they are presently enrolled and maintain this status during the whole fellowship period.

**The candidacy of PhD students in their third or fourth year, or those whose thesis is well advanced but not yet finalized. English or French
Information on language requirements
Aboriginal peoples, persons with disabilities, members of visible minorities and women.

NOTE:

Each student hired through the Research Affiliate Program (RAP) must meet the security requirements of the position as a condition of employment, and therefore will be asked by the hiring organization to complete security related documents.

The student should be willing to start on September 3, 2024 or as soon as letter of offer is prepared and signed.

It is expected that the student work a maximum of 25 hours per week and should be willing to commit for a maximum period of twelve (12) months.

The Public Service of Canada is committed to building a skilled and diverse workforce that reflects the Canadians we serve.

be enrolled in a doctoral program, working towards a PhD on a topic of relevance to Canada's foreign policy priorities.

be recognized as having full-time student status by the academic institution in which they are presently enrolled and maintain this status during the whole fellowship period.

Part-time students working on their thesis or recognized by the academic institution in which they are presently enrolled as having a disability will also be considered;

• Successful completion of both a RAP work assignment and your educational program may lead to a temporary or permanent federal public service position for which you meet the merit criteria and conditions of employment.

Candidates who apply to this selection process should provide an email address that accepts email from unknown users (some email systems block these types of email).

Persons are entitled to participate in the selection process in the official language of their choice. Students are asked to indicate their preferred official language in their application.

Persons with disabilities who cannot apply online are asked to send a message to the email address below under Contact information.

Preference will be given to Canadian citizens and permanent residents, with the exception of a job located in Nunavut, where Nunavut Inuit will be appointed first.

.Apply online
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