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The McGill School of Population and Global Health (SPGH) is launching a three-year Queen Elizabeth Scholars climate resiliency research and student-training initiative in partnership with the University of the West Indies (UWI). This training and research exchange program links cross-disciplinary research with practice between Canada and the Caribbean region.

Over the next three years (2022, 2023 and 2024), 6-7 graduate-level students enrolled at UWI will travel to McGill each year (July-September) to work on research projects supervised by McGill faculty members from any department. Students will be registered at McGill as Graduate Research Trainees, receive an award of up to $7,000, and receive credit from UWI for their internship. A cohort of 6-7 McGill students per year will undertake research and practice-based internships (May-August) with academic and community partners in Barbados and Trinidad. All students will participate in leadership-focused training and community engagement activities.

The current call for project submissions is open to McGill faculty members who are interested in supervising a graduate student intern from UWI for a 90-day period to work on a new or on-going research initiative related to climate change adaptation and resilient communities. For more information and to submit a project proposal please visit the SPGH website.

Submission deadline: Wednesday, November 3, 2021 | 23:59 (11:59 pm)

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School of Population and Global Health / 脡cole de sant茅 des populations et de sant茅 mondiale

Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences / Facult茅 de m茅decine et des sciences de la sant茅

www.mcgill.ca/spgh/

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