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    Globalink Research Award

    Globalink Research Award supports senior undergraduates, graduate students and postdoctoral fellows in jointly supervised international research placements to advance collaboration between Canada and other countries.

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    Funder: Mitacs

    Due Dates: Rolling (subject to funding and institutional requirements) | At least 16 weeks before project start (recommended)

    Funding Amounts: $6,000 for one 12–24-week internship unit; up to $12,000 for two units

    Summary: Supports jointly supervised international research placements for senior undergraduates, graduate students and postdoctoral fellows in Canada or abroad.

    Key Information: Participants may hold only two combined Globalink Research Award or Mitacs-JSPS Summer Program Award units in their academic lifetime.


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    Mitacs runs the Globalink Research Award in partnership with Canadian academic institutions to support international research collaboration through researcher mobility between Canada and eligible countries and regions. Full-time senior undergraduate students, graduate students and postdoctoral fellows conduct research under the joint supervision of home and host professors, who provide ongoing research direction and support.

    The program has an allocation stream, in which participating Canadian universities manage annual allocations of internship units, and a quantum stream outside those allocations. Quantum projects can address computation hardware, algorithms and software; communication, networks and cryptography; or metrology, sensing, imaging and materials. Awards support travel, accommodation, research-related expenses and stipends associated with international placements.


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