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Find similar grantsMHRC-Mitacs Annual Indigenous Mental Health Studentship is sponsored by Mental Health Research Canada (MHRC) and Mitacs. This national studentship supports Indigenous university, college, and postgraduate students across Canada to work with their academic supervisor and partner with a local service provider or Indigenous community organization on mental health projects.
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Open Studentship and Fellowship Calls — Mental Health Research Canada Studentships and Fellowships M HRC is committed to advancing or co-funding research that has the potential for deep and broad impact in the lives of Canadians, and that bridges the gap between research and practice.
MHRC-Mitacs Annual Indigenous Mental Health Studentship 2027 MHRC and Mitacs are proud to co-launch our national studentship to empower and support Indigenous early-career researchers undertaking impactful community mental health projects. Wednesday, September 30, 2026 at 9. 00am ET Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 11.
59pm ET Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation Indigenous Women’s Fund of Canada MHRC-Mitacs-iA Workplace mental Health Studentship Summer 2027 MHRC, Mitacs and iA Financial Group are proud to co-launch our national studentship to empower and support early-career researchers undertaking impactful community projects in the research area of workplace mental health. Wednesday, November 4, 2026 at 9.
00am ET Wednesday, December 2, 2026 at 11. 59pm ET Please note that we only accept applications submitted during active open calls.
MHRC-Mitacs-iA Workplace Mental Health Studentship (Fall 2026) Funding Partner(s): Mitacs , iA Financial Group MHRC-BMHC Mental Health Studentship 2026 Funding Partner(s): Black Mental Health Canada MHRC-Mitacs Annual Indigenous Mental Health Studentships 2026 Funding Partner(s): Mitacs , Indigenous Women’s Fund of Canada , Empire Life , Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation MHRC-FRQS Award 2025-2026 Funding Partner(s): Fonds de Recherche du Québec- Santé MHRC-Mitacs-iA Workplace Mental Health Studentships Fall 2025 Funding Partner(s): Mitacs , iA Financial Group , Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation MHRC-Mitacs Annual Indigenous Mental Health Studentships 2025 Funding Partner(s): Mitacs , Indigenous Women’s Fund of Canada , Michael Smith Health Research BC , Research NS MHRC-FRQS Award 2024-2025 Funding Partner(s): Fonds de Recherche du Québec- Santé MHRC-Mitacs-iA Workplace Mental Health Fellowship Fall 2024 Funding Partner(s): Mitacs , iA Financial Group MHRC-Mitacs-iA Workplace Mental Health Fellowship Summer 2024 Funding Partner(s): Mitacs , iA Financial Group MHRC-Mitacs-iA Workplace Mental Health Studentship Summer 2024 Funding Partner(s): Mitacs , iA Financial Group MHRC-Mitacs-iA Workplace Mental Health Studentship Summer 2024 Funding partner(s): Mitacs , iA Financial Group MHRC-Mitacs-iA Workplace Mental Health Fellowship 2023 Funding Partner(s): Mitacs , iA Financial Group MHRC-Mitacs Mental Health Studentship Winter 2024 Funding partner(s): Mitacs MHRC-Mitacs Annual Indigenous Mental Health Studentship 2024 Funding partner(s): Mitacs , Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation , Michael Smith Health Research BC MHRC-Mitacs-iA "Gowling" Workplace Mental Health Studentship Fall 2023 Funding Partner(s): Mitacs , Gowling WLG , iA Financial Group MHRC-Mitacs Mental Health Studentship Fall 2023 Funding partner(s): Mitacs , Research NS , Knowledge Institute on Child and Youth Mental Health and Addictions MHRC-FRQS Award 2023-2024 Funding Partner(s): Fonds de Recherche du Québec- Santé MHRC-Hotiı̀ ts'eeda Įnı̀ Gomǫǫ̀ Whehdı̀ı Studentship Region: Northwest Territories Funding partner(s): Hotıì ts'eeda MHRC-Mitacs Mental Health Studentship Summer 2023 Funding partner(s): Mitacs MHRC-Mitacs Mental Health Studentship Winter 2023 Funding partner(s): Mitacs , Knowledge Institute on Child and Youth Mental Health and Addictions MHRC-SHRF Mental Health Studentship Winter 2023 Funding partner(s): Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation MHRC-Mitacs Annual Indigenous Mental Health Studentship 2023 Funding Partner(s): Mitacs MHRC-Mitacs Mental Health Studentship Fall 2022 Funding partner(s): Mitacs MHRC-Mitacs Annual Indigenous Mental Health Studentships 2022 Funding partner(s): Mitacs , Canadian Women's Foundation MHRC-Mitacs-KI Fellowship for Child and Youth Mental Health Funding Partner(s): Mitacs , Knowledge Institute on Child and Youth Mental Health Addictions MHRC-Mitacs Mental Health Studentship for Colleges Summer 2022 Funding partner(s): Mitacs MHRC-Mitacs-Toronto Zoo Mental Health Studentship Summer 2022 Funding Partner(s): Mitacs , Toronto Zoo MHRC-SHRF Mental Health Studentship Winter 2022 Funding partner(s): Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation MHRC-Mitacs Mental Health Studentship Winter 2022 Funding partner(s): Mitacs MHRC-Mitacs Mental Health Studentship Summer 2020 Funding Partner(s): Mitacs Thanks to a multi-year partnership, many of our studentships and fellowships are co-funded by Mitacs .
We run 1-3 funding cycles for studentships per year ( this schedule may vary annually ): An Early-Year call (between February and May): For general mental health projects starting in May or September. A Truth and Reconciliation Day call (September 30th): For Indigenous mental health projects, led by Indigenous researchers.
Additional targeted calls (throughout the year): For mental health projects with a focus on specific research focus areas, population groups and/or geographic regions. Learn About Our Ongoing Projects Explore the links below to learn more about our successfully completed funded projects Impact Profiles: Studentships and Fellowships Advanced > Post Blog Item Code Injection. - Homepage slider dots and autoplay.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident self-identifying as First Nations, Inuit, or Métis, enrolled in an undergraduate, master's, college, or PhD program at an accredited Canadian post-secondary institution, …. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $15,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for MHRC-Mitacs Annual Indigenous Mental Health Studentship are due October 28, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
MHRC-Mitacs Annual Indigenous Mental Health Studentship is funded by Mental Health Research Canada (MHRC) and Mitacs. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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