WorkSafeBC Research Training Awards 2026
WorkSafeBC has opened applications for its Research Training Awards 2026. This program is designed to foster research expertise in occupational health and safety and work disability in British Columbia. Below are the details of this exciting opportunity.
📝 About WorkSafeBC Research Training Awards
The Research Training Awards program funds applied research that addresses real-world challenges faced by workers, workplaces, and the workers’ compensation system in British Columbia. Administered through Research Services, this initiative supports the development of research expertise in the field.
🎁 Benefits of WorkSafeBC Research Training Awards
- Funding is structured to support the active research phase of graduate training.
- Master’s students receive $22,500 for one year.
- Doctoral students receive $40,000 per year for two years, along with a research and travel allowance.
- Doctoral students may be eligible for multi-year support, including an annual stipend and allowance, subject to approval.
✅ WorkSafeBC Research Training Awards Requirements
To be eligible for this award, applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Be full-time graduate students enrolled at a recognized university in British Columbia.
- Be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident, or an international student holding a valid study permit.
- Work under the supervision of an established faculty researcher based at a B.C. university.
- Demonstrate strong academic performance.
📅 Application Date and Process
- Application Deadline: 16 January, 2026
- To apply, visit the WorkSafeBC Research Training Awards Application Portal.
- Download the application form here.
🌐 Additional Information
For more details about the program, visit the WorkSafeBC Research Training Awards page.
This is a fantastic opportunity for graduate students passionate about occupational health and safety research. Don't miss the chance to apply!
- Funding is structured to support the active research phase of graduate training.
- Master’s students receive $22,500 for one year, while doctoral students receive $40,000 per year for two years, along with a research and travel allowance.
- Doctoral students may be eligible for multi-year support that includes an annual stipend and allowance, subject to approval.
