Summer Studentships in Inherited Bleeding Disorders Research (CHS Dream of a Cure Summer Studentships)
The Canadian Hemophilia Society's Summer Studentships support students in supervised research on inherited bleeding disorders, fostering early scientific experience in this specialized field.
Funder: Canadian Hemophilia Society
Due Dates: November 27, 2026 (Annual application deadline)
Funding Amounts: $6,000 CAD stipend for up to 4 months of summer research; paid to host institution.
Summary: Supports Canadian medical and undergraduate science students to conduct supervised summer research on inherited bleeding disorders.
Description
The Summer Studentships in Inherited Bleeding Disorders Research, offered through the CHS Dream of a Cure Research Program by the Canadian Hemophilia Society (now Bleeding Disorders Canada), provide opportunities for Canadian medical and undergraduate science students to participate in short-term, supervised research projects focused on inherited bleeding disorders. The program aims to foster early research experience and build capacity in the field by engaging students in projects related to hemophilia A and B, von Willebrand disease, rare factor deficiencies, platelet function disorders, and other congenital or acquired bleeding disorders. Students work under the guidance of established investigators and contribute to advancing knowledge and care in these areas.
