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    Globalink Research Internship: Students

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    Globalink Research Internship: Students supports international undergraduates in supervised research at Canadian institutions to deepen field knowledge, build professional skills, and gain international experience.

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    Funder: Mitacs

    Due Dates (Anticipated): September 2027 (ITESM application) | September 2027 (Fulbright US application) | September 2027 (Fulbright US references)

    Funding Amounts: Travel and living support for 12 weeks; US awards include CA$4,000 plus up to CA$5,000

    Summary: Supports international undergraduates undertaking supervised research internships at Canadian academic institutions.

    Key Information: Country-specific institution, citizenship, grade, language, and nomination requirements apply; US students apply through Fulbright Canada.


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    Mitacs Globalink Research Internship is a competitive program for international undergraduates, delivered with international partners at more than 70 Canadian academic institutions. Interns undertake faculty-supervised research alongside graduate students and research associates. Projects span science, engineering, mathematics, humanities, social sciences, and interdisciplinary research, subject to partner-specific discipline restrictions.

    The program combines hands-on academic research with professional skills development and social activities. Participants gain access to Canada’s research facilities and applied research landscape, build knowledge in their field, and develop international experience and independence. Interns may also attend industry and government events, conferences, and workshops. Internships normally last 12 consecutive weeks, with shorter arrangements available for eligible German and US participants.


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