The Alberta Innovates - Technology Futures (AITF) Scholarships support
high caliber students undertaking a full-time graduate program in areas of
research important to Alberta.
Your research must be related to Information and
Communication Technology (ICT), Nano, or Omics(Omics
consists of: Genomics, Proteomics, Metabolomics, Transcriptomics and
Regulomics); in and of themselves, or additionally supporting the areas of
Health, Bio-industries, or Energy and the Environment.
Note: This program will not support medical or
health-related research initiatives that qualify for support from the Alberta
Innovates – Health Solutions (AIHS), the Canadian Institutes of Health Research
(CIHR), or similar medical research agencies. Candidates performing research
that is clearly health-related must apply directly to AIHS, CIHR or similar
medical research agencies.
Value $26,500
Master’s, up to two years
$31,500 PhD, up to four years
Citizenship Unrestricted
Eligibility AITF
Guidelines
Application Deadlines New students
starting a graduate program in May 2016, September 2016, or January 2017,
January 15 to your Graduate Program Administrator, unless the program has an
earlier deadline.
Continuing students apply through the Graduate Award
Competition by February 1 to your Graduate Program Administrator, unless the
program has an earlier deadline.
(New students can also apply through the February competition
if you missed the January 15 deadline.)
IMPORTANT: It is your responsibility to ensure the
application is completed in the correct file format.
Note The AITF
NSERC top-up is only available to students who have applied for, and been
awarded, both an NSERC and AITF award through the current competitions.
For the purposes of the Alberta Innovates – Technology
Futures competition, a major award is defined as having a value of $17,500 or
higher.
Questions Contact
gsaward@ucalgary.ca
The Alberta Innovates Health Solutions (AIHS) Scholarships support
top-quality, internationally competitive health research. This funding supports
further understanding of health and disease, and to producing results that will
make a difference to the health, economy and societal wellbeing of Albertans
and people around the world.
You must be currently enrolled in a graduate program at an
Alberta university undertaking health-related training leading to a
thesis-based graduate degree. You must have completed their first year of
graduate training. The Graduate Studentship is tenable only at an Alberta
university.
Note: Before you apply
You must apply for graduate awards; you are not automatically considered.
You may apply for awards after you have submitted an application for admission and receive a University of Calgary student number (UCID).
You do not need to be accepted into your program before you apply for awards.
Some awards are restricted by citizenship; international students are eligible for many awards.
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