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Introduction to Health Sciences Research: Summer Program for Students in Medicine and Health Sciences |
Program category : Training Awards
Application Deadline
April 15, 2004
This program is designed to stimulate an interest in research on the part of students enrolled in a university undergraduate program, in medicine or another health science, by offering them a summer study program carried out in a laboratory environment.
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ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
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Eligible applicants |
-Students enrolled in an undergraduate program in medicine or another health sciences (faculty of medicine or other faculty) in a Québec university Students must have completed at least one year of study but not the entire program. -Canadian citizens or permanent residents domiciled in Québec (as defined in the Common Rules and Regulations, art. 1.1) for a minimum of one year |
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Terms and conditions |
-Must be accepted by a research laboratory supervised by an independent investigator (as defined in the Common Rules and Regulations, art. 1.2) -Must participate in a research project that -can be carried out between May 1 and August 31, 2005 -involves a health theme related to the student's program of study -promotes the development of intellectual and technical competencies |
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REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
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Paper documents |
Applicant Students must register with the Office of the Associate Dean (Research) of their university's faculty of medicine. Students enrolled in faculties other than Medicine must register with the Office of the Vice Principal (Research). Associate deans or vice principals - Names and addresses of successful applicants - Title of applicants’ research projects - Names of applicants’ research supervisors |
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TRAINING LOCATION
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| Awardees must train in a Québec university or one of its affiliated health institutions. |
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DURATION OF AWARD
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Maximum 4 months |
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AMOUNT OF AWARD
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Amount |
-Determined by the university, based on duration of summer program Universities with a faculty of medicine should earmark a certain percentage of the awards for medical students. The other awards (all faculties) will be allocated in proportion to the number of undergraduate students enrolled in health sciences. |
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Administration |
Administered by the university |
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REVIEW
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Process |
Applicants are selected by the universities. |
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Criteria |
-Applicant’s capacity to benefit from this summer program -Scientific and formative merit of proposed project |
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AWARDEE'S AGREEMENT
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In accepting this award, the awardee agrees to observe the Common Rules and Regulations, as well as the terms and conditions stipulated in this Program Description. The awardee agrees to provide the university with a progress report. This report, to be signed by the awardee and his/her research supervisor, must be submitted to the FRSQ by the university, no later than September 30, 2005. |
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SUPERVISOR'S AGREEMENT
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The research supervisor agrees to oversee the awardee’s work and to provide the material and financial resources required for this research program. |
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