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Programs, priorities and initiatives

The programs, priorities and initiatives of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council support student training, investigator-led research, research partnerships and knowledge mobilization in the social sciences and humanities.

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Research Training and Talent Development

Support for students and postdoctoral researchers to develop the next generation of researchers and leaders.

Insight Research

Support for researchers and research teams to build knowledge and understanding about people, societies and the world.

Research Partnerships

Support for research activities and tools that facilitate the co-creation and exchange of research knowledge.

Equity, diversity and inclusion in the research enterprise

Learn about EDI in research practice and design, SSHRC-funded research on EDI, and the tri-agency EDI action plan.

Imagining Canada’s Future

Discover how SSHRC mobilizes social sciences and humanities research and talent to address emerging societal challenges for Canada.

Indigenous research

Learn about SSHRC support for Indigenous research and research training.

Interagency collaboration

Discover how the three federal research funding agencies and the Canada Foundation for Innovation co-ordinate their programs, activities and policies.

International collaboration

Learn how SSHRC facilitates international collaboration that strengthens Canadian research excellence and tackles the world’s most pressing challenges.

New Frontiers in Research Fund

Tri-agency support for high-risk, high-reward and transformative research led by Canadian researchers working with Canadian and international partners.

Canada Biomedical Research Fund and Biosciences Research Infrastructure Fund

Tri-agency support for applied research and infrastructure to establish a resilient, robust domestic biomanufacturing sector in Canada.

Responsible conduct of research

Tri-agency policies and tools for promoting and supporting the responsible conduct of research.

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