Undergraduate Grant Criteria

January 17, 2020, 11:59 PM MST

February 21, 2020

May 1st, 2020

Funding for Undergraduate students researching in the area of neuroCAM

4 Months

Student Salary: up to $7,000
- Minus deductions, such as EI, held back by the host institution
Travel: up to $1000
- To complete or present the work (up until the end of the calendar year)

Research must be in the area of neuroCAM
Applicants are required to identify a supervisor/mentor (an Assistant, Associate or Full Professor) from an accredited university for the project who will guide and review the student’s activities.
Applicants can be Canadian or international students working on their project at Universities in Alberta, Saskatchewan or at University of Victoria, BC, or University of Toronto, ON.
Applicants must be registered in an undergraduate degree program at the time when they submit their application, or have recently completed one and not started any graduate work.
If the research work requires either human or animal ethics clearance, evidence of that clearance must be sent to BONF before studentship funds will be released.
If co-funding from another agency is required to carry out the proposed project, and if such funding falls through, the applicant and PI must notify BONF immediately. The normal result will be that the studentship will not be paid out. However, project re-scoping may be considered.
- You are eligible to apply even if you have previously held a BONF studentship!

Applicant must supply copies of transcript and have two academic references submit a reference survey on their behalf by the grant application deadline. The project supervisor must be one of the references.

There will be no extensions or exemptions on the deadline
At Branch Out's expense, studentship winners will be expected to present their work to Branch Out stakeholders

If you have any questions about the application process, please contact research@branchoutfoundation.com

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