The Globalink Research Award G7 AI Adoption Call will support academic collaborations and researcher mobility between Canada and G7 countries. It reflects Canada鈥檚 commitment to advancing AI leadership within the G7, with a focus on research that is both globally competitive and domestically translatable.

This call prioritizes high-quality academic research in artificial intelligence while encouraging pathways that enable the translation of research into real-world applications. We encourage projects that contribute to advancing foundational and applied AI knowledge and that may demonstrate the potential to support adoption by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). This is not a requirement for applying; rather it is considered an asset.

Eligibility

• Available exclusively to Full Members as a membership benefit.
• Applicants must meet standard Globalink Research Award eligibility requirements.
• Eligible for bilateral travel between Canada and G7 countries:
  • Canadian applicants traveling to an eligible G7 country (UK, Japan, France, US, Germany, Italy).
  • Collaborators from an eligible G7 country traveling to Canada.
• Projects may include up to 5 interns, with a maximum of 2 Internship Units (IUs) per intern (subject to applicable lifetime limits).

Funding

• Award Value: $6,000 per internship unit (IU).
• Funds are released following the standard Mitacs Globalink Research Award process.
• These represent additional IUs outside the standard allocation stream.

Deadlines

• Application Basis: First-come, first-served.
• Once a sufficient number of applications are received to fully allocate the available IUs, the call will close. Interested parties are strongly encouraged to apply early.

How to Apply

• Delivered through the standard Mitacs Globalink Research Award program.
• Interested applicants should coordinate through their institution and submit via the standard Mitacs GRA application process.

Additional Details

• Supports AI-focused research collaborations and researcher mobility initiatives between Canada and G7 partner nations.
• For complete program rules, visit the official portal.

Internal Contact

Email mobility.programs@carleton.ca if you have questions.

The France Canada Research Fund is a major instrument of Franco-Canadian scientific cooperation, created in 2000 through an agreement between the French Embassy in Canada and a consortium of Canadian universities. The FCRF is currently made up of twenty three member universities and supports 15 new projects each year under the New Research Collaboration Program, which promotes interdisciplinary collaborations and the training of young researchers.

Eligibility

Tenured or tenure-track faculty members in any field of research. The PIs must not have obtained joint research funding previously. The proposed project must include graduate students or postdoctoral fellows.

Funding Available

The grants are awarded for a period of two years and up to $15,000 CAD to cover mobility expenses for visits between France and Canada. The funding is transferred to the Canadian institution.

How to Apply

Please send an expression of interest to Sylvie Jasen, International Projects Coordinator and FCRF Correspondent at 杏吧原创, at mobility.programs@carleton.ca. Sylvie will provide information on the competition and will obtain an institutional signature on the application. Note that the OVPRI approval form in cuResearch is required. Choose the following sponsor and program:

• Sponsor: Embassy of France in Canada
• Program: FFCR/FCRF New Research Collaboration

Please read the听FCRF 2027 – Guidelines – EN and complete the FCRF 2027 – Application-form – EN. For additional information on applying, visit the FCRF website .

Sylvie Jasen will provide a review and feedback on applications.

Deadlines

Links

For details on the program and guidelines for the 2025 call for proposals please visit the.

Contact

Sylvie Jasen
International Projects Coordinator
杏吧原创 International
mobility.programs@carleton.ca

This opportunity supports both inbound and outbound mobility of interns from Canadian and Bavarian universities and research institutes. MQV will also promote the Mitacs program within their research community to encourage bilateral collaboration with Canada.

Canadian faculty, researchers, graduate students, and postdoctoral fellows are invited to attend a joint information session regarding the MQV/Mitacs GRA funding opportunity. This session will cover the eligibility requirements and application process as well as offer the chance to ask questions to MQV and Mitacs representatives. Participants from Germany will also be joining.

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Please note that the Mitacs and MQV programs are complementary and managed separately. Interested applicants must apply to both programs, with funding provided to successful applicants by both Mitacs and MQV.

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Key details of the MQV offering

• Intern eligibility: Master鈥檚/PhD students and postdoctoral fellows
• Travel direction: Travel to and from Canada
• Eligible universities:
• Sector: Quantum technologies (MQV research topics)
• Project duration: Up to six months for graduate students and up to one year for postdoctoral fellows
• Funding: Provided directly by MQV to successful applicants; 2000鈧� supplemental to Mitacs GRA program
• Application materials and process: Applications are processed on a rolling basis. Up to 10 positions per year are fundable. Proposed work must be directly related to MQV research in Germany or Canada and conducted with an MQV-associated researcher.

For questions about the MQV offering, please email david.reichmuth@munich-quantum-valley.de.

For questions about Mitacs GRA, please contact your institution鈥檚 .

For more information about the partnership between MQV and Mitacs GRA, read the .

锔� Tuesday, October 6, 2026
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This webinar aims to help the Canadian research community understand how Korean interns coming to Canada can benefit from QCenter funding in addition to Mitacs鈥� support. During the live session, the QCenter will present its funding opportunities for Korean interns who are coming to Canada to participate in quantum research. This funding is available in addition to the standard Mitacs . These funding opportunities are administered separately, and applicants may apply to both programs.

This funding and partnership were earlier this year.

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The session will feature presentations on quantum research听and funding opportunities听at KIT as well as听through听the听Mitacs 听program. KIT鈥檚 Institute of Quantum Materials and Technologies (IQMT)听will听present听their research听on quantum materials听and kinetic inductance听quantum听systems. A detailed agenda can be downloaded below.

锔廌ate: June 9, 2026
Time: 11:00 a.m. 鈥� 12:30 p.m. ET.
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锔�Registration required:听To register,听please听email clemens.anger9@kit.edu. The Zoom link is included in the agenda above.

Detailed Agenda: Information_Roadshow_Quantum_Mitacs_KIT_in-Canada_2026

Participants will also听have the opportunity to听engage directly with KIT through three breakout rooms featuring:

• Professor听Dr. Matthieu Le Tacon, Head of听IQMT – Quantum Materials听
• Professor Dr. Elena Hassinger,听Division Head,听IQMT- New Quantum Materials听
• Dr. Mathieu Fechant, Division Head,听IQMT – Kinetic Inductance Quantum Systems听

Please note听that听Mitacs and听KIT听programs are complementary and managed separately. Interested applicants need to apply to both Mitacs GRA and听KIT. Funding is provided to successful applicants by both听organizations.

The听newly launched De Chastelain Scholarship Programme, supported by the Governments of Ireland and Canada, offers awards of up to CAD $16,500听to support short research visits (3鈥�6 weeks) between Canada and Ireland.

The programme is open to听researchers and academics across all disciplines. While it is framed around peace and reconciliation, this is understood in its broadest sense 鈥� including the wider systems that underpin stable, thriving societies (e.g. governance, health, environment, culture, technology, and more).

Eighteen scholarships will be awarded each year, and through a single application process, awards are made to both Emerging Scholars听(within seven years of PhD) and Established Scholars, with a significant proportion reserved for emerging researchers.

Eligibility

• Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident
• hold a PhD,听or demonstrate an established academic or research practice of equivalent standing
• employed, enrolled, or otherwise formally affiliated with a recognised university

Funding

Each awardee will receive:

• CAD $3,000 / 鈧� 1,875听as a contribution towards all transport costs associated with the visit 鈥� including international flights, airport transfers, local transport.

• CAD $2,250 / 鈧�1,400 per week of scholarship听(for up to 6 weeks), as a contribution to address accommodation, meals, meetings, and other incidental expenses during the visit.

Deadlines

• Application and all supporting documents must be submitted online by the deadline:听听Monday, 11th May 2026听at 2300 hrs GMT / 1800 hrs EST.
• If successful and awarded a scholarship, travel must be completed by听30th June 2027.

How to Apply

Applications for the听De Chastelain Scholarship Programme听must be made online via Award Force, an online application platform.听听If you have not used Award Force in the past, you will need to register an account, before beginning your application.

To register and begin the application process through Award Force, please听.

• In the application you will be asked to upload the following:
  • Academic CV听(max 3 pages in PDF format by the deadline)
  • Host partner statement听(in PDF format on letterhead by the deadline)

Applicants must demonstrate how their proposed research or engagement activities will contribute to the goals of the De Chastelain Scholarship Programme, and will be required to outline how their proposal relates to one or both of the themes,听.

Additional Details

Full details on the program and application process are available here:

Internal Contact

Email mobility.programs@carleton.ca if you have questions.

Opportunities Available

For one student (faculty or administrative):

• At Master’s or PhD level
• For a 5-month research stay
• To take place between September 2026 and July 2027
• A letter of invitation from a host is not required for the application
• Applicants should specify their field of interest from programmes available

Funding

Selected candidates will receive a paid daily allowance and travel costs up to a certain amount. The subsistence allowance is 850 Euros per month and Travel is covered up to 1188 Euros.

Deadline

Applications must be submitted to 杏吧原创 International by May 15, 2026.

How to Apply

Interested applicants must submit a short CV, a letter of motivation, and a proposed research plan. Please see the Erasmus+ Student Mobilty to Murcia (2026-27) Call听for additional details on eligibility, application requirements, and evaluation. Complete applications can be emailed to mobilty.programs@carleton.ca by the deadline.听

The successful candidate will need to submit additional documents to Murcia. See the Murcia website for more details.

If you have any questions, or for assistance, please contact 杏吧原创 International at mobility.programs@carleton.ca.

Opportunities Available

For one staff (faculty or administrative):

• For 5 working days + 2 days of travel
• To take place between September 2026 and July 2027
• Teaching staff must commit to at least 8 hours of teaching
• Administrative staff must attend the international staff training week, to be scheduled between April and May 2027

Funding

Selected candidates will receive a paid daily allowance and travel costs up to a certain amount. The subsistence allowance is 170 Euros per day and Travel is covered up to 1188 Euros.

Deadline

Applications must be submitted to 杏吧原创 International by May 15, 2026.

How to Apply

Interested applicants must submit a short CV/resume, a letter of motivation, and a proposed mobility plan. Please see the Erasmus+ Staff Mobility to Murcia (2026)Call for additional details on eligibility, application requirements, and evaluation. Complete applications can be emailed to mobilty.programs@carleton.ca by the deadline.听

The successful candidate will need to submit additional documents to Murcia. See the Murcia website for more details.

If you have any questions, or for assistance, please contact 杏吧原创 International at mobility.programs@carleton.ca.

The Globalink program builds international networks and positions Canada as a top research and innovation destination for emerging talent around the world.

• All disciplines are eligible.
• Top-ranked senior undergrads travel from around the world.
• Faculty can submit multiple projects.

In order to be eligible for hosting interns as part of the Globalink Research Internship program, Faculty must:

1. Have one of the following statuses at an eligible institution: Full professor, Associate professor, Assistant professor, Adjunct professor, Emeritus professor.
2. Be able to supervise international students at your institution.
3. Be able to host interns within the stipulated dates of the GRI program’s required timeframe. Internships must begin between May 1 and July 31 and run for 12 consecutive weeks.

Deadline: June 10, 2026, at 1 pm PT

Apply via Mitacs website: 听

The contact email, should you have any specific questions or technical difficulties is: helpdesk@mitacs.ca.

You may also contact the 杏吧原创 International office at mobility.programs@carleton.ca.

The Mitacs 鈥� Horizon Europe IMA is designed to support Canadian faculty and eligible small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the early stages of consortium-building and proposal development under Horizon Europe Pillar II. This offering will provide short-term funding to facilitate travel and in-person engagement with European collaborators 鈥� addressing a well-recognized barrier to meaningful participation in one of the globe鈥檚 largest research funding frameworks.

Applications must be submitted by two travelers, either a pair of faculty members from different post-secondary institutions or a faculty member and a representative from a Canadian industry SME. Applications must not include more than two travelers. There are no restrictions on academic disciplines or industry sectors however, fields must align with Horizon Europe calls for proposals and/or corresponding European research consortia.

Eligibility

Full-time faculty members. Applications must be submitted by two travelers, either a pair of faculty members from different post-secondary institutions or a faculty member and a representative from a Canadian industry SME.

Funding Available

Awards will be valued at up to CAD $5,000 per traveler (maximum $10,000 per award).听听

Deadlines

Submitting Your Application

Download an application form and submit it through an online intake form on the .

If interested in applying, please reach out to Asli Eran or Sylvie Jasen at 杏吧原创 International if you have questions.

To have your application signed by the Office of Research Services Representative, please send the completed application to Sylvie Jasen by April 1st.

Useful Links

For information on applying to Horizon Europe, visit the 杏吧原创 International’s Horizon Europe webpage

Internal Contacts

Asli Eran, Research Facilitator, International Initiatives, 杏吧原创 International

Sylvie Jasen, International Projects Coordinator, 杏吧原创 International

Taruneet Kaur, Business Development Advisor, Mitacs