What is considered an eligible Canadian institution?

An eligible Canadian institution is one that has signed a GRA agreement with Mitacs. Currently, this includes all Canadian universities and some Canadian research institutions. Please contact your local Mitacs Advisors to determine Canadian institution eligibility.

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Can applicants submit a project with multiple host and/or home institutions?

Although the application does not accommodate supplementary supervisors, we understand that more co-supervisors may be involved in the project and that is a normal aspect of research projects. Note for the supervisors listed in the application: • the primary host supervisor must be a professor at the institution where the project is conducted • the […]

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Do applicants need the Canadian institution endorsement for an application?

Yes, Canadian academic supervisors must obtain endorsement from the Canadian institution before preparing the application (the VPR, or their appropriate representative, will have to sign on the completed application). Canadian academic supervisors can contact their local Mitacs Advisor for more information on how to obtain their institution’s endorsement.

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Who owns any intellectual property generated during a research project?

Mitacs does not claim any ownership of Intellectual Property developed through research projects and internships that are funded. It is recommended that the participating organizations and institutions undertaking a research collaboration through Mitacs-funded projects come to a mutual understanding on the Intellectual Property implications of the project(s).

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When should applications be submitted?

We accept applications for the Globalink Research Award on an ongoing basis. However, we recommend applicants apply at least 16 weeks ahead of their planned start date. This is because it typically takes 10-12 weeks for Mitacs to communicate results to the applicants, followed by a few weeks to process the award, and for the […]

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