McMaster commits $800,000 to support displaced Ukrainian students and scholars
McMaster University dedicated $800,000 to assist displaced Ukrainian students, scholars and researchers. Its Centre for Advanced Research in Experimental and Applied Linguistics opened facilities to Ukrainian academics so they can continue research and teaching activities in Canada.
Following Russia’s invasion, McMaster allocated $800,000 to support displaced Ukrainian students and scholars. The university’s Centre for Advanced Research in Experimental and Applied Linguistics opened its resources and workspace to Ukrainian researchers, enabling continuity of their academic programs and projects. The measures combine financial aid and institutional hosting to help maintain research momentum and educational pathways disrupted by conflict.
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