Mobilizing Research Fellowship 2026: 23 Fellowships of $12,500 for International Graduate Students at Memorial University
Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador is offering 23 fellowships valued at $12,500 each for international graduate students in science and technology. The program helps participants explore the commercialization potential of their research through mentorship, coursework, and practical workshops.
Overview
The Mobilizing Research Fellowship Program at Memorial University is a specialized initiative designed to help international graduate researchers translate science and technology discoveries into real-world applications. The program supports 23 fellows through financial backing, mentorship, and professional development from September 10, 2026, through April 30, 2027.
Benefits
- Twenty-three fellowships valued at $12,500 each.
- Training in translational research and development using a lab-to-market approach.
- Enrollment in a graduate course focused on new venture creation, entrepreneurship, and innovation.
- Individual coaching and mentorship from members of the entrepreneurial ecosystem.
- Practical workshops designed to align research projects with actual market needs.
Eligibility
- Must be an international graduate student currently enrolled in a research-based program at Memorial University (Postdoctoral Fellows are ineligible).
- Must bring a research project related to science and technology with demonstrated commercialization potential.
- Must remain a student for the entire duration of the program through April 30, 2027.
- Must hold a valid study permit for the duration of the program.
- Must satisfy the physical attendance requirements, being normally present in St. John's or at specific approved campuses/field studies, and commit to all mandatory schedule events.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should review all official criteria and complete the official application form.
Access the Official Application Portal
Deadline
Applications must be submitted by Monday, August 24, 2026, at 11:59 p.m.