Northern Scientific Training Program (NSTP)

- The applicant must be enrolled in a degree program at a Canadian university and must be a Canadian Citizen or a Permanent Resident.
- NSTP Guidelines for Location Eligibility (for Canadian research, see page 4; for other northern countries, see page 9)
For further information, please refer to page 9 of the NSTP Manual.
THE University of Alberta COMMON APPLICATION form must be used to apply for both the UANRA and NSTP grants. If you are eligible to apply for NSTP you must also apply for UANRA funds.
Submit both the UofA Common Application & NSTP Online Application.
NSTP online application - The date for UAlberta Students is Oct 26th so the adjudication committee can review before the November 10th deadline listed by NSTP.
NSTP Fluid Review Application Portal
Grants are meant to help offset the higher or additional cost of conducting research in northern and/or remote areas; the budget should reflect this.
Collaboration is encouraged for cost-efficiencies; members of research teams working on individual projects attached to a research program should coordinate multiple applications. Applicants must obtain all necessary signatures and provide ethics statements, apply for research licenses and permits, and undertake all consultations with all relevant communities and organizations for the project.
Supervisors should assist students in completing their applications.
Submitting the Application:
Send an electronic copy of the Common Application Form and attachments, as well as PDF of the NSTP online application to: northres@ualberta.ca by October 26th2021
* Make sure you have submitted the online portion of the application to NSTP as well as the common application to UAlberta North
The University of Alberta Northern Award adjudication committee requires a common application to be filled out for the NSTP and UANRA grants application. This allows them to review the funding request together.