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    Accelerate

    Accelerate supports post-secondary students, postdoctoral fellows, and recent graduates in collaborative research internships to generate new knowledge and develop solutions for partner organizations.

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    Funder: Mitacs

    Due Dates: Project start within one year of research approval | Funding extensions within four months of the last internship unit

    Funding Amounts: CAD $15,000 per four- or six-month unit; CAD $20,000 postdoctoral option; projects up to five years

    Summary: Accelerate funds collaborative research internships connecting post-secondary talent, academic supervisors, and partner organizations to develop new knowledge and applied solutions.

    Key Information: Projects require Canadian academic and non-academic partners; work cannot begin before the Award Letter and institutional receipt of funds.


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    Mitacs Accelerate supports research-based internships involving post-secondary students, postdoctoral fellows, recent graduates, academic supervisors, and partner organizations. Interns work with academic and non-academic collaborators to address research challenges, transfer knowledge, develop solutions, explore markets, or commercialize research breakthroughs. Projects begin with four- or six-month internship units and can scale into longer collaborations.

    The program helps organizations expand research and development while giving interns applied research experience and professional networks. Research must generate new knowledge relevant to both the partner and the academic community, rather than consist of consulting or purely development-based work. Proposals should demonstrate meaningful partner involvement, strong supervision, feasible methods, and tangible benefits to the partner organization and Canada.


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