Internal and External Funding Opportunities
- Internal Funding Opportunities
Internal Funding Opportunities
UNBC travel grants are available for national or
international conference travel by eligible faculty members who are presenting
a paper or poster. There are three rounds of competition per year, for which the
application deadlines are March 15, September 15 and December 15. Please consult the travel
grant guidelines for more information on this competition, or access the form
to apply.
If you are submitting a retroactive application – for
example, if you intend to travel before the date of the next travel competition
– you must contact the Office of Research prior to traveling and let us know,
in writing, that you intend to submit a retroactive application to the next
competition. (By “retroactive” we mean you will already have traveled before
the date of the next travel grant competition.)
March 15
September 15
December 15
UNBC publication grants are intended to enable and encourage
UNBC faculty to disseminate the results of their research endeavors. The grant
is to be applied only towards the costs of publishing research results. The Committee will meet quarterly to review submissions: February, May, September and December. Please consult the competition
guidelines for more information and to confirm eligibility or to access the
form to apply.
January 31
April 30
August 31
November 30
Research seed grants are intended to act as a “springboard”
to assist faculty in obtaining external funding for their research. Seed grants
should be distinguished from start-up funding, which is made available to new
faculty and negotiated with Chairs/Deans as a part of the appointment process.
There is one annual competition for seed grants Please consult the
competition guidelines for more information and to confirm eligibility or to
access the form to apply.
Guidelines & Application Form
BC Real Estate Foundation Partnering Fund
The goal of the Foundation Partnering Fund is to support
research and educational programs, following objectives specified in the competition application form. Initiatives should involve
collaboration among university entities and public, non-profit and professional
organizations with a view to enabling the community to access the University as
a resource and the University to pursue research that will assist communities
in meeting specific objectives. The deadline for applications to this grant
competition is March 1. Please consult the competition guidelines for more
information and to confirm eligibility or to access the form to apply.
Contacts
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Allyson Truant
Executive Assistant Vice President Research
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(250) 960-5820
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Debbie Krebs
Administrative Assistant & Research Ethics Coordinator
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(250) 960-5650
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krebsd@unbc.ca |
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