The NSRJ-CURA offers significant opportunities and benefits for student education, training, and development. One of the ways in which students are involved and engaged in the research of the NSRJ-CURA is through Graduate Fellowships. The NSRJ-CURA is committed to engaging students from multiple disciplines including law, sociology, and criminology. Through this involvement the NSRJ-CURA will equip students to contribute to the development and operation of restorative justice as practitioners, researchers and/or scholars. The NSRJ-CURA will also provide important opportunities for students to develop empirical research, writing and presentation skills key for their future success. Each fellow is supervised by a member of the NSRJ-CURA research team. His/her graduate research must relate to the research themes or projects of the NSRJ-CURA. If you are interested in making an application for a NSRJ-CURA graduate fellowship please refer to the following guidelines (Graduate Fellowship Policy).
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