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    Mitacs Globalink Research Award

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    Mitacs Globalink Research Award supports students and postdoctoral fellows undertaking international research internships across disciplines to build collaborations and research networks with Canada.

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    Mitacs added a G7 AI Adoption Call for research mobility between Canada and other G7 countries, with applications processed in submission order until funding runs out. Additional eligibility requires interns and either their home or host supervisors to meet G7 location/travel and Mitacs Full Member University affiliation requirements.

    Funder: University of British Columbia - Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies

    Due Dates: June 1, 2026 (UBC Allocation internal deadline) | December 31, 2026 (Listed deadline) | June 2027 (Anticipated FY2028 Allocation internal deadline, unconfirmed) | Rolling (Mitacs submissions)

    Funding Amounts: $6,000 for 12–24 weeks; $12,000 for one 24–48-week project or two 12–24-week projects

    Summary: Supports international research mobility and collaborations between Canada and eligible countries across all disciplines.

    Key Information: Applicants must identify home and host supervisors and maintain full-time student or postdoctoral status throughout the award.


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    The Mitacs Globalink Research Award supports international research collaborations through student and postdoctoral mobility into and out of Canada. Senior undergraduates, graduate students, and postdoctoral fellows work under the joint supervision of home and host professors. The program supports all disciplines, helping participants build international research networks through one or two research internships.

    Participating Canadian universities manage limited internship units through the Allocation stream. The Quantum stream supports quantum research without counting against university allocations. A separate G7 AI Adoption Call supports foundational and applied artificial intelligence research, prioritizing translation into real-world applications and potential adoption by small and medium-sized enterprises. UBC runs an internal selection process for Allocation applications, but not Quantum applications.


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