Funding Opportunities

NL SUPPORT is proud of our efforts to grow patient-oriented research in our province through a program of direct support for professionals and students.

Graduate Student Fellowship Opportunity

A mandate of NL SUPPORT and Quality of Care NL is to foster an atmosphere of learning, capacity development and sustainability within patient-oriented research. Under this mandate, we will endeavor to nurture the next generation of methodologists and researchers, as well as provide career development for the current cohort of researchers and staff. To that end, we will provide support in the form of graduate student fellowships each year.

Applications for Fall 2024 are due November 22, 2024.

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Patient-Oriented Research Development Award

The purpose of the Patient-Oriented Research Development Award is to support the growth of patient-oriented research in health/social research areas where it has traditionally been difficult to grow this movement. These include laboratory-based/basic science research and community/social sector research/program evaluation settings. Applications are accepted any time throughout the year, however projects must conclude prior to March 31, 2026.

Application Package

Health Professional-led Research Funding

The purpose of the Health Professional-led Research Funding is to develop patient-oriented research and evaluation capacity amongst health professionals. We anticipate running two competitions per financial year and up to five projects will be funded per annum (up to $10,000 per project).

Check back for information about applications for Fall 2024.

NL SUPPORT Undergraduate Training in Research Assistance (NUTRA)

NL SUPPORT offers opportunities for patient-oriented researchers and undergraduate students at Memorial University to work together to create a new way of doing research together. The NUTRA program is designed to match undergraduate students with faculty supervisors who are conducting patient-oriented research, and provide stipend funding for up to 16 weeks.

Check back for for information about applications in Spring 2025.