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Find upcoming major funding competitions from local, provincial, national and international sources on the University of Manitoba Office of Research Services (ORS) database. The database is updated weekly.
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The Office of the Vice-Dean Research administers several sources of internal funding.
The MMSF Dr. F. W. Du Val and John Henson Clinical Research Professorship Award supports early-career clinical researchers and promotes clinical research at the University of Manitoba for the benefit of health research in Manitoba.
This award is presented by the Manitoba Medical Services Foundation (MMSF) in honor of Dr. Du Val, a former MMSF Board member.
The MMSF Shaun Lamoureux and Kerry Bittner Clinical Research Professorship in Population Health Award is a partnership between the Manitoba Medical Service Foundation (MMSF) and the University of Manitoba. The award aims to attract and retain clinicians in population health research at UM to benefit health research in Manitoba and advance the recipient’s research career. The award is effective from July 1, 2024.
The award seeks to support clinicians and healthcare professionals engaged in population health research. It is intended for those in the early stages of their research careers, focusing on advancing their work in Manitoba.
The award provides $55,000 per year for three years towards the salary (including benefits) of the awardee. Additionally, a one-year term grant-in-aid of up to $40,000 may be available upon request during the first year of the appointment. Note that the salary increase applies only to new appointments awarded after April 15, 2021, and does not affect ongoing career awards appointed before this date.
Applications must be submitted by email to resmedgrants@umanitoba.ca no later than 4:00 p.m., March 15, 2024
The Gerry McDole Professorship Award, funded through an endowment from AstraZeneca in honor of their retiring President, Mr. Gerry McDole, is provided by the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences at the University of Manitoba. The award aims to enhance healthcare services for rural, remote, and underserved populations in Manitoba through focused research on health service delivery and health policy development.
This award was established to support early-career academic faculty members in the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, with a focus on improving healthcare services and policy for underserved populations.
The MMSF Allen Rouse Basic Science Career Development Research Award is offered by the Manitoba Medical Service Foundation and the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences at the University of Manitoba. Effective from July 1, 2023, this award supports early-career researchers in basic science aiming to become strong candidates for senior national research awards.
This award is designed to help individuals in the early stages of their research careers strengthen their profiles for prestigious awards, such as the Canadian Institute of Health Research Scientist Award. Those who have previously held or currently hold such an award are ineligible.
Career Stage: Must be in the early stages of a productive research career (no more than 7 years of independent research).
Grants: Should have received one or more grants from a national granting agency (e.g., Canadian Institute of Health Research).
Publication Record: Must have a satisfactory publication record in peer-reviewed journals.
Please contact resmedgrants@umanitoba.ca for a copy of the research module required as part of the application process.
Submit all items to resmedgrants@umanitoba.ca, no later than 4:00 p.m. March 24, 2023.
To encourage the development of research, the university offers a number of research support programs. A creative works support program is also offered to enhance the overall quality of artistic production at the University. These programs are administered on behalf of the university by the Vice-President (Research and International) and Office of Research Services.
Find funding opportunities from internal, Canadian and international sources.
Find upcoming major funding competitions from local, provincial, national and international sources on the University of Manitoba Office of Research Services (ORS) database. The database is updated weekly.
Search the SPIN (Sponsored Programs Information Network) database for thousands of Canadian and international funding opportunities.
You need a valid UM email address to access SPIN.
To continue our goal of improving our competitiveness, our office offers internal reviews of CIHR Project Grant applications, for researchers within the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences.
It's important to ensure your research meets ethical and safety requirements and follows UM policies and guidelines. The resources below will link you to supports that will keep your research on track.
The EHSO Lab Safety program offers support for laboratories along with specialized services through the Biosafety Program, Animal Care Occupational Health, and Radiation Safety Program.
The FAAF is a University of Manitoba form that is required to track necessary compliances and approvals.
Here you can find out about the The Research Administration System (RAS) project and access My Research Tools (MRT).
Research Ethics and Compliance upholds ethics protocols to ensure the health and welfare of humans, animals and the environment during research, teaching and testing.
The following policies and guidelines govern research activities undertaken at the UM.
Through the Office of the Vice-President (Research and International), undergraduate students, graduate students and postdoctoral fellows have many supports and opportunities while they work and learn under the formal supervision of independent researchers.
Connect with the Faculty of Graduate Studies to find out how you can access funding so you can focus on your studies.
UM provides a multitude of unique learning opportunities for undergraduate students to interact with the best minds and research leaders in their fields.
Through this database, you can search jobs posted by individual UM faculty members and are funded by research grants.
Our Faculty's core facilities, platforms and services offer researchers the tools and supports they need to pursue cutting edge research. Our technology-based facilities provide access to sophisticated equipment for use by both UM researchers and external customers.
Office of the Vice-Dean Research
A203 Chown Building
753 McDermot Avenue (Bannatyne campus)
Winnipeg, MB R3E 0T6 Canada