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Research Institute of the 51³Ô¹ÏÍø Health Centre (RI-MUHC)

The is a world-renowned biomedical and hospital research centre affiliated with McGill's Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences located in Montreal. The RI-MUHC brings together pediatric and adult research programs aimed at improving the health of individual patients across their lifespan. This includes fundamental biomedical research, patient-oriented and applied clinical research, research on health services and health systems, as well as population and health promotion research, including societal and cultural effects on health.

The RI-MUHC boasts some 500 investigators and over 1,400 researchers, and is proud to be among the top three of Canada's Top 40 Research Hospitals. The RI-MUHC received over $231 million through funding competitions in 2021-2022.
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Research Programs and Centres

The RI-MUHC offers that bring together investigators across the three pillars of basic, evaluative, and clinical research. Each program is tailored to optimize existing research strengths and to create new synergies among research teams, maximizing opportunities for collaboration and discovery in health research across the lifespan.

The of the RI-MUHC unite researchers from the eight interdisciplinary research programs, offering a gateway to creativity and innovation:

Study at the RI-MUHC

Researchers and scientists at the RI-MUHC are on the front lines of health research with a direct impact on patient populations. By studying with us, (e.g., Master's and PhD students and postdoctoral fellows) often receive a stipend or bursary from a researcher’s grant, for the purpose of furthering their own research, thesis, academic requirement, or other program.

Aspiring biomedical scientists and life science professionals can pursue graduate (M.Sc., PhD) or postdoctoral research at the RI-MUHC. Graduate students and fellows at the RI-MUHC benefit from the supervision and mentorship of experienced researchers to guide them through their training.

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How to apply

Start by visiting the webpage, then:

  1. Identify you would like to work with.
  2. Contact researchers directly to inquire about pursuing graduate studies in their lab.
  3. Find out if you meet the requirements specified in the affiliated department at 51³Ô¹ÏÍø. You will apply to the program where your supervisor has an appointment, and each department has its own admission requirements.
  4. Consult your potential supervisor or the Graduate Program Coordinator of the 51³Ô¹ÏÍødepartment for guidance when applying.

RI-MUHC researchers hold appointments in many academic departments at McGill, including: , , , , , Integrated Program in Neuroscience, , , , , and

Please be advised that the RI-MUHC does not directly process applications for graduate studies at McGill. Please contact the affiliated department you are applying to for more information, or visit the RI-MUHC’s website on and for funding opportunities.

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