Applications now open for the CanNRT Fellowship

Empowering the next generation of neurodevelopmental researchers.

 

Empowering the next generation of neurodevelopmental researchers

 

Applications are now open for the Canadian Neurodevelopmental Research Training (CanNRT) Platform’s Fellowship. This opportunity offers graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and clinical fellows from universities across Canada access to tailored training opportunities that extend beyond academia, preparing them to become leaders in both research and sectors where critical capacity is needed. 

 

The program runs for up to three years and includes a range of capacity-building activities.

 

“The CanNRT Fellowship offers a unique training environment that blends academic research with immersive, collaborative learning. This approach allows us to support a diverse group of researchers who are not only advancing neurodevelopmental science but also helping to shape the future of the field in meaningful ways,” says Ellie-Anna Minogianis, Training Program Manager. 

“We encourage all eligible applicants to apply and take full advantage of the program’s many opportunities.”

Key benefits of the CanNRT Fellowship

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    • Entry Award: Fellows receive an enrollment award between $20,000 to $50,000 CAD, depending on their career stage. 

    • Training Passport: Fellows are eligible for up to $2,000 CAD annually to support professional development activities such as attending and presenting at major conferences or organizing workshops.

    • Networking Opportunities: Fellows engage with experts across disciplines and sectors, including people with lived and living experience, offering unique insights and perspectives. 

    • Annual Summer School: Fellows participate in a one-week immersive learning experience (watch our video to learn more) in Montreal from August 18-22, 2025, funded by CanNRT.

Apply Now

The deadline to apply is November 26. Don’t miss your chance to become a CanNRT Fellow and shape the future of neurodevelopmental research.

Visit our webpage for more details and to submit your application. For questions, contact us at cannrt@mcgill.ca.

Take the next step in your research journey today!

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The Canadian Neurodevelopmental Research Training (CanNRT) Platform is a collaborative training hub that supports sustainable and equitable pathways for early career researchers in neurodevelopment across Canada through cross-sector learning, mentorship, and connectivity. CanNRT is proudly powered by the Azrieli Foundation.

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