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Eligibility

• Interns may be students (undergraduate or graduate), post-doctoral fellows with an appointment at Queen’s or recent graduates (within two years of graduation).
  • Undergraduate students participating in a Mitacs project when not concurrently enrolled in academic courses are not covered under Queen‘s insurance. If any interns will be in this position, please speak with your discipline specific Research Projects Advisor.
  • For information on hiring a post-doctoral fellow, please visit the Office of Post-Doctoral Training Hiring a Post-Doctoral Fellow  
  • If more than 5 years have passed since the fellow obtained their PhD, an exception request must be submitted to Mitacs.  Please contact your Research Projects Advisor for more information.
  • Recent graduates must be employed as Research Assistants/Associates for the duration of the internship.
• An intern may be “To be Determined” (TBD) at the application stage.  Once the name is known the investigator must notify Mitacs and provide the intern’s CV before they may be added to the project. 
• Once the funding has been awarded, any changes to an intern’s status, project dates or intern replacements must be reported to Deirdre Hindmarch, Research Facilitator and the Mitacs office.
• To participate in any Mitacs Accelerate program, it is preferred that interns have full-time student,  postdoc or employment status at the academic institution of the project supervisor. However, part-time students are also eligible for Accelerate internships that do not include international travel, provided that certain conditions are met. Please speak with your Research Projects Advisor for more information.

Key Points

• Deadline: Apply anytime
• Amount: $10K, $15K or $20K per internship unit
• Duration: 4-6 months per internship unit
• Time spent with partner: 25-75% of time
• Funding formula
  • “Standard” internships with $10K, $15K, or $20K units.  The minimum stipend is $10K and up to $5K can be used for research costs & travel. 50% of the funding comes from Mitacs and the remainder from the partner. 
  • “Clustered” internships with $13.3K units.  The minimum stipend is $10K per unit. Increased partner leveraging to 1:1.22. Available for projects with 6+ internship units and 3+ interns.
  • Funding options can be mixed-and-matched
• Scalable: The Mitacs Accelerate internship program is scalable in its design and can range in value from $10,000 to $10,000,000+. Projects can go from a single four-month internship unit to multiple units combined together to accommodate projects up to 5 years.

Eligibility

• Interns must be Master’s or PhD students.
• An intern may be “To be Determined” (TBD) at the application stage.  Once the name is known the investigator must notify Mitacs and provide the intern’s CV before they may be added to the project. 
• Once the funding has been awarded, changes to the intern’s status, the project dates or any intern replacements must receive prior approval from Mitacs. 
• In order to participate in any Mitacs program, it is preferred that interns have full-time student status at their academic institution. Please speak with your Research Projects Advisor for more information.

Key Points

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The Mitacs Accelerate Fellowship provides a long-term funding and internship option for master’s and PhD students. Recipients can also access professional development training that helps them ensure project success and gain in-demand career skills.

Interested applicants can . All other Accelerate program guidelines apply.

Eligibility

• Interns must be post-doctoral fellows who are named at the time of application stage.
  • For information on hiring a post-doctoral fellow, please visit the Office of Post-Doctoral Training Hiring a Post-Doctoral Fellow  
  • If more than 5 years have passed since the fellow obtained their PhD, an exception request must be submitted to Mitacs.  Please contact your Research Projects Advisor for more information.
• Fellows who have held a Mitacs Accelerate award as a Master's or PhD student are eligible as long as they have not completed more than one year (three internship units equivalent) of Mitacs Accelerate at postdoctoral level. This must be completed before the start of the Mitacs Elevate fellowship
• Fellows cannot apply to multiple Mitacs programs for the same period of time.
• Candidates may apply if their date of graduation from a PhD program is no more than five years prior to the proposed start date of the research project.

Key points

• A $60,000 minimum annual stipend/salary
• Partner organization contributes $30,000 per year
• An exclusive professional development curriculum
• Proposal assistance, including application feedback, from Mitacs representatives
• Certificate of completion after receipt of their exit survey and final report submission
• Duration: 1-2 years
• Time spent at partner: At least 50% of the fellowship working at the industry partner on-site on a research project of mutual interest 
• Explore enhanced leveraging opportunities available to your partner organization by contacting the Queen’s  

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Eligibility

• The Mitacs Globalink Research Award provides $6,000 for full-time senior undergraduates, graduate students and post-doctoral fellows in Canada to conduct research projects at universities overseas (partner countries). Eligible research projects are to be conducted over a 12-24 week duration, and successful applications will include a strong statement on the 'benefits to Canada'.
• Interns must be “named” at the time of the application and must retain “full-time” status throughout the duration of their Globalink Research Award.
• Postdoctoral fellows may apply if their date of graduation from a PhD program is no more than five years prior to the proposed start date of the research project and they have postdoctoral status at an eligible institution 
• Interns:
  • Cannot hold more than one Globalink Research Award per academic lifetime 
  • Cannot undertake a research project at an institution where they have previously completed a degree
  • Cannot undertake a research project in a country where they hold citizenship
    • Permanent residents or citizens of Canada who are enrolled in an eligible country other than Canada and who wish to do a project in Canada are eligible to apply 
    • Permanent residents or citizens of Canada who are enrolled in a Canadian institution and who hold citizenship in an eligible country may apply to do a project there 

There are two “Streams” within the GRA:

Please contact Adam Jeziorski for this program (Mitacs Globalink Research Awards (GRA)).

If you are a ����ֱ�� researcher interested in obtaining more information about the Mitacs GRA program, eligible partners or countries, please contact Michael Lacasse at mlacasse@mitacs.ca 

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