Health Policy: Study of the political, social, and economic conditions and determinants of health across populations and the way that the public health system regulates and delivers healthcare and social services. Health Services Management and Administration: Study of the organization of health services and the impact of management and organizational practices on performance. MTP students are required to submit a progress report prior to August 31 of their funding.Those engaged in paid work beyond 20 hours may have their stipends reduced. They should ensure that the number of hours per week committed to non-research activities (e.g., Teaching Assistantship, paid employment) does not exceed 20 hours per week. MTP students are expected to devote the majority of their time to graduate training.The MTP stipend will cease prior to the end of the funding year if at any time the student’s status has changed (e.g., leave from the program) during the course of that year.Regardless of how much funding students receive from MTP, it is expected that they will participate in all MTP activities.PhD students with an additional award greater than $8,925 will receive MTP funds to a combined total (including all funds) of $35,000.MSc students with an additional award greater than $8,925 will receive MTP funds to a combined total (including all funds) of $26,775.MSc and PhD student with an additional award equal to or less than $8,925 will receive $17,850 and $22,500 of MTP funds respectively.Students with other awards (either from other sources, or from the above sources but with differing amounts conditional on their guidelines): PhD students will receive $17,000 MTP for a total of $35,000.MSc students will receive $12,775 MTP for a total of $26,775.Students with University of Manitoba Graduate Fellowship (UMGF) Awards (MSc students receive $14,000 from UMGF PhD students receive $18,000 from UMGF): Students with Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) Awards (assuming that they receive $17,500 as an MSc student or $30,000 as a PhD student): Students (MSc and PhD) with Research Manitoba (formerly MHRC) Awards (assuming that they receive $17,850 from Research Manitoba): Maximum amount students can receive (all funding sources combined, including MTP):
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