Schulich Postdoctoral Fellowship Program

Overview

The Schulich Postdoctoral Fellowship program will provide support for postdoctoral scholars pursuing funamental and translational medicial research. Funded by generous donors, this competitive program provides access to world-class facilities, interdisciplinary collaborations, and expert mentorship.

See the Program Guidelines below for more information on this opportunity, including full eligibility criteria. 

Research Themes

The 2025 program support three research themes, each established through generous philanthropic donations. Future expansion of themes may be possible with additional donor support:

- Pain - Two fellowships available; research must focus on pain.
- Neuroscience - Two fellowships available; research must be in neuroscience.
- Cardiovascular Imaging - One fellowship available; research must focus on cardiovascular imaging. 

Award Details

Duration: 2 years
Stipend: $70,000/year + 14% benefits
Total Value: Approx. $161,515
      Schulich Contribution: Up to $50,000/year
      Supervisor Contribution: Remaining stipend cost


Schulich Research Scholar Award:
Schulich Postdoctoral 
Fellows who secure an external fellowship ($40,000+ per year) receive top-up funding (to total stipend of $80,000/year) and a $5,000 research allowance. 

Important Dates

The table includes key deadlines for the Schulich PDF 2025 competition.
March 31, 2025 Call for Applications
May 20, 2025 Application and ROLA Deadline
June 2025 Selection Committee Review
July 2025 Communication of Results
July - December 2025 Successful Candidates' Anticipated Start Date

Guidelines and Application Form 

Schulich PDF - Program Guidelines Word | PDF
Schulich PDF - Application Form Word | PDF
Schulich PDF - Relevance Form Word | PDF
Schulich PDF - Assessment of Candidate Word | PDF

Application Portal 

Please submit completed application packages, excluding the assessments of candidates which should be provided directly to research@schulich.uwo.ca, to the application portal.

Contact: Schulich Research Office | research@schulich.uwo.ca