What is the Research Competition at CUCOH?
The Canadian Undergraduate Conference on Healthcare (CUCOH) is the largest student-run undergraduate healthcare conference of its kind in Canada. The next conference will be held in January 2025 at Queen's University (Kingston). As a conference focused on health-related innovation, CUCOH is proud to offer a National-Scale Research Competition that showcases the efforts of undergraduate researchers across Canada. Our mission is to create an environment that fosters a vibrant exchange of ideas between students and industry professionals to develop leadership, inspiration, and an understanding of the interdisciplinary nature of Canadian healthcare today. Applications have closed for 2024-2025, if you are interested please try applying next year.
2024-2025 Abstract Decisions Have Been Released
After careful deliberation, our research team and panel of national judges have selected certain abstracts for oral and poster presentation. Applicants, please check your email for an application update! Successful applicants have been sent further information on how to formally register, and scheduling information.
For those interested in participating next year, look out for information on our social media about applications opening in September and we look forward to seeing your application next year!
On behalf of the CUCOH executive team 2025, we cannot wait to welcome you to Kingston.
This year, undergraduate students from across the country will come together at Queen’s University (Kingston) to showcase their research findings via oral or poster presentations.
Posters
Delegates interact with our presenters and ask questions about their research. The poster session is an event block dedicated to these presentations, allowing every presenter a fair opportunity to share their research.
Orals
Our oral presentations are timed presentations given to an audience consisting of general delegates, other oral presenters, and judges. Each delegate is assigned to attend at least one oral presentation session, allowing every presenter a fair opportunity to share their research.