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[Mitacs](https://www.mitacs.ca)

Rolling (Applications) | Within four months of the last internship unit ending (Extension requests)

$15,000 per 4–6-month internship unit; $20,000 option for new postdoctoral applications; projects up to two years

Funded research internships help student, postdoctoral, and recent-graduate entrepreneurs develop their start-up’s innovations and advance commercialization.

Applicants must own and manage or operate an incorporated Canadian start-up housed at an approved incubator.

--- ## Description Mitacs Accelerate Entrepreneur supports research at the core of start-up businesses through funded internships. Open to entrepreneurs in any academic discipline, the initiative helps participants pilot and test new products, services, or technologies, refine existing innovations, and work toward commercialization. It combines research funding with opportunities to develop professional entrepreneurial skills and make effective use of limited start-up budgets. Projects connect entrepreneurs with academic supervisors and approved incubators, linking business growth with academic research. The program offers a flexible, scalable approach, beginning with four-month projects and expanding according to a start-up’s research needs. Proposals must investigate a research question and advance knowledge relevant to both the business and academic community, rather than simply deliver consulting services or complete a business task. --- ## Due Dates - Rolling: Applications are accepted anytime. - Extension requests: Submit within four months of the intern’s last internship unit ending. Extensions may be requested once the internships being extended are at least 75% through their original timeline. For a new intern, the four-month deadline runs from the project’s last completed internship unit. Peer review normally takes six to eight weeks; multiple internships or revisions may take longer. Extension reviews can take as little as three weeks. --- ## Funding Amount The standard award is $15,000 per 4–6-month internship unit (IU), comprising $7,500 each from Mitacs and the partner organization. Each unit provides a minimum $10,000 stipend or salary and up to $5,000 for research costs. - New postdoctoral applications may use $20,000 units, including up to $5,000 for research expenses. - The $15,000 model remains available to postdocs. - Approved or already-submitted internships cannot switch to the $20,000 model. - Non-postdocs, including post-PhD recent graduates, cannot use the $20,000 model. - Replacing a postdoc with another academic level requires the standard $15,000 budget. - The Accelerate guide lists $6,000 partner contributions for clusters (minimum three interns and six IUs). - Partner contributions are subject to applicable GST, HST, or QST. - Contribution funds cannot also be matched by another federal or provincial agency. Projects are limited to two years. Further research may be proposed as a new continuation project after discussion with a Mitacs Advisor. Additional partner funding receives no additional Mitacs match. It requires institutional approval, budget inclusion, and justification, and may support stipends or direct internship costs. Top-ups must reach Mitacs with the minimum contribution. Mitacs does not provide tuition scholarships; research spending follows its Use of Funds policy and Tri-Agency eligible expenses. --- ## Eligibility Eligible applicants must: - Be college, undergraduate, graduate, postdoctoral, or eligible recent-graduate entrepreneurs in any discipline. - Hold status at a Mitacs partner college or university in Canada throughout the internship. - Own an incorporated Canadian start-up and be responsible for its management and/or operations. - Be actively housed at an approved incubator throughout the project. - Have an academic supervisor able to hold and disburse the funding. - Propose research advancing the start-up’s core research or technology toward commercialization. Additional requirements: - Consulting firms, sole proprietorships, and limited liability partnerships are ineligible. - Employees lacking ownership or management/operations responsibility are ineligible. - Mitacs internships and fellowships cannot overlap. - Entrepreneur interns cannot supervise another Accelerate intern as industry supervisors during their own project. Recent graduates require institutional approval and academic status. Internships must start within two years of graduation; normally one internship is permitted, with up to three according to project needs and institutional discretion. The program lists up to three four-month internships within two years of graduation. Postdocs may complete up to nine four-month internships, totaling up to three years across awards. Student participation is subject to institutional discretion. Confirm allocations with an Advisor: the proposal guide lists caps of six IUs for master’s students, twelve for PhD students, and three for undergraduate, non-degree, college, and recent-graduate interns. Part-time students qualify only without international travel. They must retain student status, have institutional insurance, be payable through the grant, and commit sufficient time. Four-month internships may span up to six months. Previously employed student applicants must have returned for a new diploma or degree, propose substantially different work, and not remain employees or contractors during the internship. Postdocs cannot intern at organizations where they were full-time employees; short-term or part-time employment requires an eligibility discussion. --- ## Application Process - **Submission:** Start with a [Mitacs Advisor](https://www.mitacs.ca/about/mitacs-advisors/) and email the proposal package to them. - **Required documents:** - Latest Accelerate proposal, intern CV, Entrepreneur conflict-of-interest declaration, and incubator support letter. - Supporting documents required by the university or province. - Sole Ownership Questionnaire for applicants holding 100% of the start-up’s shares. - International Collaboration Form (Appendix B), where applicable. - **Signatures:** Interns, professors, partner contact, and institutional research office; the COI form also requires incubator supervisors. - **Proposal content:** Research question, literature review, objectives, timeline, methodology, deliverables, supervision, incubator interaction, benefits, references, and related projects. - **Reviewers:** Suggest six arm’s-length reviewers, without contacting them; at least two external experts review proposals. - **Evaluation:** Technical merit, feasibility, innovation, supervision/training, partner interaction, benefits, and applicable Indigenous research considerations. Mitacs informs all participants of the outcome. Ownership-related conflicts must be disclosed despite being expected under this program. The incubator letter must confirm oversight and conflict mitigation; academic supervisors with company ownership or authority must declare conflicts separately. The proposal requires at least one deliverable and one benefit category, plus acknowledgement of Mitacs’s AI policy. Indigenous research requires information on community support, collaborative design, data governance, and team experience. --- ## Additional Information ### Funding release and participation Partner funds must be paid directly to Mitacs before the internship starts. Funds reach the academic institution only after payment and approval; allow two weeks for processing after receipt of the contribution. Internships must not begin before funds are forwarded. Interns must maintain meaningful engagement with both academic and business partners. Participants complete exit surveys and acknowledge Mitacs-supported results. Interns are asked to complete Accelerate Orientation and, for virtual interaction, the Virtual Interactions Resources session. Mitacs claims no intellectual property. Institutional IP rules apply unless a separate agreement is negotiated. ### Project extensions Approved projects may add one IU per intern, up to ten IUs per project, with continued intern eligibility and additional partner funding. Extensions may complete delayed work or broaden scope, but cannot add or change objectives. Only standard funding models apply, without discounts or enhanced leveraging. Submit the [extension form](https://www.mitacs.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Project_Extension_Request_Template_July_2023_EN.docx) to an Advisor. Adding a new intern also requires a New Intern Profile and CV. The form specifies a $7,500 partner contribution per IU, minimum $10,000 stipend, and maximum $5,000 project costs. --- ## External Links - [Program details and approved incubators](https://www.mitacs.ca/our-programs/accelerate-entrepreneur/) - [Accelerate Research Proposal](https://www.mitacs.ca/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Accelerate-Research-Proposal.docx) - [Guide to Writing Your Proposal](https://www.mitacs.ca/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Mitacs_Accelerate_Guide_to_Writing_your_Proposal_EN.pdf) - [Entrepreneur Conflict of Interest Declaration](https://www.mitacs.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/eAcc_COI_Declaration.docx) - [Mitacs terms, conditions, and policies](https://www.mitacs.ca/about/policies/) --- ## Contact Information | Contact | Email | Phone | Webpage | |---|---|---|---| | Accelerate program — requirements, eligibility, and incubators | accelerate@mitacs.ca | | | | Regional Mitacs Advisors | | | [Find an Advisor](https://www.mitacs.ca/about/mitacs-advisors/) | | Evaluation team — exit survey assistance | evaluation@mitacs.ca | | | | Mitacs general contact | bd@mitacs.ca | | [Contact Mitacs](https://www.mitacs.ca/contact/) |76:Td50,## Grant Eligibility Requirements ### Organization Type - The applicant's start-up must be an **incorporated** company in Canada. - **Consulting firms, sole proprietorships, and limited liability partnerships (LLPs) are ineligible.** Sole proprietorships and LLPs are excluded because they are not incorporated; consulting firms are excluded because the program funds research/commercialization, not selling consulting services. - Applications are submitted by individual entrepreneurs (students/postdocs/recent grads), not by the organization itself. ### Career Stage - Open to college, undergraduate, graduate, postdoctoral, and eligible recent-graduate entrepreneurs, in any academic discipline. - Internship unit (IU) caps by level: up to **6 IUs** for a master's student, **12 IUs** for a PhD student, **9 IUs** for a postdoctoral fellow, and **3 IUs** for undergraduate, non-degree, college, and recent-graduate interns. (Each IU is a 4–6-month internship.) - **Recent graduates**: must have status at a Canadian academic institution; the internship must start **within two years of graduation**; normally one internship is permitted, up to three depending on project needs and institutional discretion. - **Part-time students** are eligible only for internships that do **not** include international travel, and must: retain student status for the internship duration, be covered by the institution's insurance, be payable from the Mitacs grant, and be able to commit sufficient time (a 4-month internship may be spread over up to 6 months). ### Geographic/Institutional - Must hold student, postdoc, or recent-grad status at a **Mitacs partner college or university in Canada** throughout the internship. - The start-up must be **actively housed at an approved incubator** (one of Mitacs's listed pre-approved incubators) for the duration of the proposed project. ### Prior Funding / Proposal Limits - Interns **cannot hold overlapping or concurrent Mitacs internships/fellowships**; any other Mitacs award must be completed before starting an Accelerate internship. - Partner/organization funds used toward Accelerate **cannot be matched by any other federal or provincial agency**. ### Other Eligibility Requirements - Must **own** the start-up and hold responsibility for its **management and/or operations**. Full-time employees with no ownership or management/operations responsibility are ineligible. - Must have an **academic supervisor** at their academic institution who can hold and disburse the funding (a Canadian university professor able to hold Tri-Agency funds). - The proposed project must **further develop the research or technology at the core of the start-up** toward commercialization — it must be a research project, not consulting services or simply completing a business task. - An Accelerate Entrepreneur intern **cannot act as an industry supervisor to another Accelerate intern** during their own project. - **Previously employed student applicants**: must have returned to pursue a new diploma/degree, propose work substantially different from their prior employment, and not be an employee or contractor of the company during the internship. - **Postdocs** are not eligible to intern at an organization where they were previously a full-time employee; prior part-time or very short-term employment requires an eligibility discussion with Mitacs before applying.77:T152f,Funder: Mitacs Due Dates: Rolling (Applications) | Within four months of the last internship unit ending (Extension requests) Funding Amounts: $15,000 per 4–6-month internship unit; $20,000 option for new postdoctoral applications; projects up to two years Summary: Funded research internships help student, postdoctoral, and recent-graduate entrepreneurs develop their start-up’s innovations and advance commercialization. Key Information: Applicants must own and manage or operate an incorporated Canadian start-up housed at an approved incubator. --- ## Description Mitacs Accelerate Entrepreneur supports research at the core of start-up businesses through funded internships. Open to entrepreneurs in any academic discipline, the initiative helps participants pilot and test new products, services, or technologies, refine existing innovations, and work toward commercialization. It combines research funding with opportunities to develop professional entrepreneurial skills and make effective use of limited start-up budgets. Projects connect entrepreneurs with academic supervisors and approved incubators, linking business growth with academic research. The program offers a flexible, scalable approach, beginning with four-month projects and expanding according to a start-up’s research needs. Proposals must investigate a research question and advance knowledge relevant to both the business and academic community, rather than simply deliver consulting services or complete a business task. --- --- ## Funding Amount The standard award is $15,000 per 4–6-month internship unit (IU), comprising $7,500 each from Mitacs and the partner organization. Each unit provides a minimum $10,000 stipend or salary and up to $5,000 for research costs. - New postdoctoral applications may use $20,000 units, including up to $5,000 for research expenses. - The $15,000 model remains available to postdocs. - Approved or already-submitted internships cannot switch to the $20,000 model. - Non-postdocs, including post-PhD recent graduates, cannot use the $20,000 model. - Replacing a postdoc with another academic level requires the standard $15,000 budget. - The Accelerate guide lists $6,000 partner contributions for clusters (minimum three interns and six IUs). - Partner contributions are subject to applicable GST, HST, or QST. - Contribution funds cannot also be matched by another federal or provincial agency. Projects are limited to two years. Further research may be proposed as a new continuation project after discussion with a Mitacs Advisor. Additional partner funding receives no additional Mitacs match. It requires institutional approval, budget inclusion, and justification, and may support stipends or direct internship costs. Top-ups must reach Mitacs with the minimum contribution. Mitacs does not provide tuition scholarships; research spending follows its Use of Funds policy and Tri-Agency eligible expenses. --- ## Eligibility Eligible applicants must: - Be college, undergraduate, graduate, postdoctoral, or eligible recent-graduate entrepreneurs in any discipline. - Hold status at a Mitacs partner college or university in Canada throughout the internship. - Own an incorporated Canadian start-up and be responsible for its management and/or operations. - Be actively housed at an approved incubator throughout the project. - Have an academic supervisor able to hold and disburse the funding. - Propose research advancing the start-up’s core research or technology toward commercialization. Additional requirements: - Employees lacking ownership or management/operations responsibility are ineligible. - Mitacs internships and fellowships cannot overlap. - Entrepreneur interns cannot supervise another Accelerate intern as industry supervisors during their own project. Recent graduates require institutional approval and academic status. Internships must start within two years of graduation; normally one internship is permitted, with up to three according to project needs and institutional discretion. The program lists up to three four-month internships within two years of graduation. Postdocs may complete up to nine four-month internships, totaling up to three years across awards. Student participation is subject to institutional discretion. Confirm allocations with an Advisor: the proposal guide lists caps of six IUs for master’s students, twelve for PhD students, and three for undergraduate, non-degree, college, and recent-graduate interns. Part-time students qualify only without international travel. They must retain student status, have institutional insurance, be payable through the grant, and commit sufficient time. Four-month internships may span up to six months. Previously employed student applicants must have returned for a new diploma or degree, propose substantially different work, and not remain employees or contractors during the internship. Postdocs cannot intern at organizations where they were full-time employees; short-term or part-time employment requires an eligibility discussion. --- ## Application Process - **Evaluation:** Technical merit, feasibility, innovation, supervision/training, partner interaction, benefits, and applicable Indigenous research considerations. --- ## Project extensions The form specifies a $7,500 partner contribution per IU, minimum $10,000 stipend, and maximum $5,000 project costs.78:T410,Mitacs is a leading Canadian innovation organization founded in 1999 that empowers innovation by connecting businesses, researchers, and governments. Originally starting in mathematics, the organization has expanded to support a wide range of disciplines from STEM to social innovation. 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