QU–HMC Institutional Collaboration Grant — 2026 Full Proposal Stage
Qatar University
Qatar University and Hamad Medical Corporation jointly fund interdisciplinary health research; the current full-proposal stage is open only to teams shortlisted from the earlier 2026 letter-of-intent stage.
- Destination
- Qatar
- Study level
- Not recorded
- Deadline
- Sep 3, 2026
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Recorded funding details
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- Tuition
- Living stipend
- Accommodation
- Health insurance
- Travel
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Who can apply
- The current full-proposal stage is restricted to QU–HMC research teams shortlisted from the 2026 letter-of-intent and CV stage; the call targets listed national health priorities including antimicrobial resistance and sepsis, AI and innovation in healthcare, health economics, healthy ageing, and mental health.
Documents and steps
Required documents
- Full proposal for the shortlisted QU–HMC team
Application steps
Proceed only if the QU–HMC team was shortlisted after the 2026 letter-of-intent and CV stage.
Prepare the full proposal using the current QU–HMC call requirements.
Upload the full proposal through the Abhath system as directed by Qatar University.
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