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    Canada Research Training Awards Suite - Research Travel Supplements

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    Canada Research Training Awards Suite - Research Travel Supplements support master’s and doctoral award holders with research travel to host institutions to enhance their graduate research.

    Funder: University of British Columbia - Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies

    Due Dates (Anticipated): June 2027 (Application deadline) | October 2027 (Conditional second intake)

    Funding Amounts: $9,000, non-renewable, for 2–6 months (59–184 days) of research travel

    Summary: Research travel supplements help eligible Tri-Agency master’s and doctoral award holders enhance their graduate research through work at a host institution.

    Key Information: Awards held in Canada require travel abroad; doctoral awards held abroad require research travel to Canada.


    Description

    The Canada Research Training Awards Suite – Research Travel Supplements (CRTAS-RTS) provide additional funding to active master’s and doctoral award holders to offset research travel costs for a defined period. Administered by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC), and Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC), the supplements support research activities that relate to and enhance the recipient’s graduate studies.

    The broader awards suite supports the next generation of innovators through funding and high-quality research training that cultivates research skills and creativity. Travel proposals describe the research objectives, methodology, expected outcomes, benefits of working with the host institution and supervisor, and timelines. The program aims to help awardees contribute to Canada’s research ecosystem, economy, and prosperity.


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