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Deadline: Steinberg Fund for Interdisciplinary Global Health Research Applications

Friday, July 15, 2016 17:00

The Arnold and Blema Steinberg Family Foundation has recently given support to establish the Steinberg Fund for Interdisciplinary Global Health Research. This new Fund will support $25,000 or $50,000 non-renewable seed grants for McGill Faculty working in the global health field. These grants will be awarded to 12-18 month-long non-previously funded collaborations between McGill Global Health Researchers that address emerging global health issues to make these projects competitive for sustained external funding.

Deadline to apply: July 15, 2016 5PM (EST)

Who can apply: Faculty Members of McGill or affiliated hospital teams or centers working in varying specialties within global health. New collaborations between two departments or centers at McGill/affiliated hospital will be given preference.

Timeline:

  • April 20th, 2016: Call for Proposals Opens
  • July 15th, 2016: Applications due (submit your application here)
  • Late Summer/ Early Fall 2016: Announcement of winners

The research must be conducted in a low or middle income country, or in a resource-poor setting within Canada (e.g. aboriginal/refugee populations).

How to apply: visit the McGill Global Health Programs website for more detailed instructions.
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