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Discover scholarships, research opportunities and ways to grow your experience, network and involvement in epidemiology and public health.

  • Explore scholarships, fellowships and research funding available to students across Canada, including:

    • Canada Graduate Research Scholarship — Master’s

    • Canada Graduate Research Scholarship — Doctoral

    • CIHR doctoral and health research awards

    • Banting Postdoctoral Fellowships

    • University and community-based national awardsDescription here

  • Find province-specific scholarships, bursaries and graduate funding opportunities, including:

    • Ontario Graduate Scholarship

    • Fonds de recherche du Québec awards

    • Alberta Graduate Excellence Scholarship

    • British Columbia Graduate Scholarship

    • Provincial university entrance and merit awardsDescription here

  • Discover research assistantships, summer studentships, graduate research positions, fellowships,and trainee opportunities in epidemiology, public health and health services research across Canada.

  • Explore volunteer roles with community organizations, health initiatives, outreach programs, student groups and BeingBlackInEpi activities. These opportunities can help you build practical experience, leadership skills and meaningful connections.

  • Stay informed about conferences, workshops, webinars, networking events and professional development opportunities in epidemiology and public health across Canada.

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