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Scholarships & Funding

Mie graduate student funding 2023-2024, master of applied science & phd students.

Registered MASc and PhD candidates receive funding to cover tuition and incidental fees - 2 years for MASC and upto 4 years for PhD students with a Masters degree and upto 5 years for direct-entry PhD students. In addition to tuition and fees, while in the funded co-hort, MASc students receive a minimum of $20,000 per year for up to two years and PhD students receive a minimum of $25,000 per year for up to four years (5 years for direct-entry PhD).

View the MIE 2023-2024 Funding policy .

Students must be in good academic standing to maintain financial support. View MASc Program Requirements and PhD Program Requirements for more information on maintaining good academic standing.

Master of Engineering students

The M.Eng program is self-funded and prospective students may look into work-study and government student funding or a student line of credit through their banking institution to support their financial needs while in the program.  M.Eng students are generally not eligible for awards or scholarships, except where indicated.

M.Eng students are eligible to apply for TAships and the SGS Financial Aid & Advising Office is a resource for realistic budgeting.  Financial advisors can also assist in uncovering additional sources of funding through loans and grants. Finally, the UofT Centre for Career Exploration and Education is a resource for students seeking work and career advice.

Funding Administration

Students must report any change in immigration status to the MIE Graduate Studies Office and to the MIE Payroll Office (MC134A), as this may affect the tuition a student pays, and thus the funding that will be provided. Students are responsible for paying tuition and fees from their scholarship, RA, and MIE fellowship funding. RA and fellowship funding are administered as follows:

MIE fellowship payments

MIE fellowship payments are processed on ACORN by the MIE Graduate Office, in two installments: FALL and WINTER.  There is no SUMMER installment.

The FALL fellowship installment is equivalent to the total fellowship for September to August divided by 12 and multiplied by 4 (total fellowship/12*4). Students must be registered in the Fall term to receive the Fall installment.  The Fall installment is processed on the last Monday of October and is made available to students via direct deposit.

The WINTER fellowship installment is equivalent to the total fellowship for September to August divided by 12 and multiplied by 8 (total fellowship/12*8). Students must be registered in the Winter term to receive the Winter installment. The Winter installment is processed on the last Friday of February, and is first applied to tuition and/or any outstanding charges; any remaining credit is refunded to the student via direct deposit.

Students are required to set up direct deposit banking on ACORN to receive fellowship payments securely and quickly, as mailed cheques may take weeks to reach students. See the Managing Your Award  page on the SGS website for more information.

RA payments

RA payments are processed by the MIE Payroll Office (MC 134A). These are deposited monthly to a student’s bank account. Students must contact the MIE Payroll Office to set up direct deposit.

Currently, the RA payment system and the Fellowship payment system are separate.  Banking information must be provided to both the Business office for RA and entered into ACORN to receive Fellowship.

MIE students may take up to 2 weeks (10 business days) away from the lab with supervisory permission without a reduction in RA. It is critical that students consult with their supervisor as early as possible when planning vacation time.  

Parental Leave

Graduate students on parental leave do not receive any benefits from MIE and should apply to SGS for a parental grant.  The SGS Parental Grant provides a benefit of up to 3 terms for primary parent and up to 2 terms for second parent.  Parental leave must be taken within the first 12 months of the arrival of your new addition.

TAs may be eligible for up to 35 weeks of employment benefits according to the CUPE 1 agreement .

Non-Parental Leave

Graduate students do not receive any funding from MIE while on approved leave.  Please consult with the MIE graduate office if you are considering a leave of absence for illness or any other reason.

Leaves for students holding an award

It is important to refer to your award holder's guide for details on whether or not an award disruption is allowed.

MIE Graduate Student Conference Grants

The MIE Graduate Student Conference Grant Program provides grants (up to $900 CAD each) to support conference-related expenses of MIE students.

Applicant must:

• attend, present a poster or paper, or participate as a panelist at a domestic or international academic or industry-related conference before their convocation date.
• be a MASc or PhD student registered in an MIE graduate program (their home department is MIE). Applicants must be a student at the time of attending their conference.
• not have received a conference or travel grant from MIE within the past 24 months.
• Fall 2023 (conference between Sept 1 - Dec 31, 2023) - Deadline is September 30, 2023
• Winter 2024 (conference between Jan 1 - Apr 30, 2024) - Deadline is February 6, 2024
• Summer 2024 (conference between May 1 - Aug 31, 2024) - Deadline is May 30, 2024

Scholarships (Research Students)

Students must report all scholarship income to the Graduate Office ( gradoffice@mie.utoronto.ca ). Scholarships that are awarded competitively with a financial award of less than $3,000 do not affect other funding. Other funding may be adjusted for students who are awarded competitive scholarships in amounts greater than $3,000 .

Canada Graduate Scholarships (MASC)

The Canada Graduate Scholarships (Master's Program) includes:

• Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) of Canada
• Canadian Institute of Health Research (CIHR)
• Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC)

View eligibility requirements on the Canada Graduate Scholarships website

Submission deadline: December 1

Apply via the Government of Canada's Research Portal

Ontario Graduate Scholarship (MASC, PHD)

The Ontario Graduate Scholarship (OGS) program provides merit-based scholarships to Ontario’s best graduate students in all disciplines of academic study.

Submission deadline:

• Domestic students: March 31
• International students: February 15

View eligibility requirements and apply via the School of Graduate Studies website

Queen Elizabeth II Graduate Scholarship in Science and Technology (MASC and PHD-domestic)

Student submission deadline: March 31

Visit the Ontario Student Assistance Program website for more details.

To Apply - On your OGS application : Select YES to: Would you like this OGS application to be considered in other graduate award competitions (e.g. QEII-GSST, awards for Black and/or Indigenous students) for which you may be eligible at the University of Toronto?

Separate application requirements will not be necessary for MIE:

Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship (Doctoral)

The Vanier CGS program aims to attract and retain world-class doctoral students by supporting students who demonstrate both leadership skills and a high standard of scholarly achievement in graduate studies in social sciences and humanities, natural sciences and engineering, and health. The Vanier CGS program strongly encourages candidates to pursue their studies beyond the university that granted their previous degree(s).

Student submission deadline: September 3

Visit the School of Graduate Studies website for more information and to apply.

CIHR/NSERC/SSHRC Postgraduate Scholarships (Doctoral)

The Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), The Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) of Canada Postgraduate Scholarships, and The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) – Doctoral (CGS D) programs provide financial support to high-calibre scholars engaged in eligible research areas.

Student submission deadline: September 14, 2024 (11:59 PM)

For eligibility requirements and application process:

Canada Graduate Scholarships – Doctoral program

Endowed Fellowships

The Department of MIE has a number of fellowships endowed by generous alumni and friends.

MIE Endowed Fellowships – Deadline to submit applications is November 17th (11:59 pm)

Submit Application via email to endowed-fellowship@mie.utoronto.ca

Eligibility:

• MASc students within the first two years of study;
• MASc students who have transferred from the MEng program within the first two years of study from initial registration of the MEng program;
• PhD students within the first four years; direct-entry PhD within the first five years of study;
• Fast-track PhD students within the first five years from initial registration in the Master's program.
• Students must be in good academic standing with minimum grade average of A-
• Satisfactory research progress; for PhD students, their annual committee meetings must be on schedule
• Demonstrate financial need
• Students must be registered in the program for both Fall 2023 and Winter 2024 sessions

Application procedure:

• Students must submit an application package in one single PDF file, via email to: endowed-fellowship@mie.utoronto.ca no later than  Friday, November 17, 2023 (11:59PM) .
• Students may apply for more than one award in this competition by submitting one complete application package.
• Students may not hold the same specific fellowship awarded in previous year(s).
• Current research students will receive an email with application package details

MIE various bursaries (Indicated below as **Need-based/OSOTF)

A number of bursaries are available to MIE MASc and PhD students who are in financial need.  Bursary amount: $500 to $3,000

Students must be in good academic standing with minimum grade average of A-; satisfactory research progress.

Request for extenuating circumstances to be taken into consideration for bursaries should be indicated in the application – please provide a brief description of the circumstances.

Note:  Students may not hold the same endowed fellowship awarded in previous year(s).

The following is a list of fellowships endowed by generous alumni and friends of MIE:

Healthcare (MASC & PhD)

Barbara and Frank Milligan Graduate Fellowships Awarded to MIE/IBBME graduate students engaged in biomedical research.

Henry Moller Graduate Scholarship Graduate students in the Interactive Media Lab, who demonstrate academic excellence and who are undertaking advanced research relating to mental wellness and multimedia.

Peri Family Graduate Scholarship in Healthcare Engineering Awarded to one or more graduate student(s) enrolled in MIE undertaking advanced research in the field of healthcare engineering. The candidate will be selected based on academic merit and commitment to pursuing innovative solutions in healthcare.

Weber and Mariano Graduate Scholarship in Biomedical Engineering Awarded to MIE graduate student(s) who are undertaking advanced research in Biomedical Engineering. The candidate will be a mechanical engineering student who demonstrates academic excellence.

The Stan Gasner Graduate Scholarship in Healthcare Engineering is offered through the Centre for Healthcare Engineering. Please review the full award details at the link below as the application process and deadline may differ from MIE Endowed Fellowships.

Stan Gasner Graduate Scholarship in Healthcare Engineering (Deadline March 3, 2023)

Awarded to an Industrial Engineering graduate student pursuing research in healthcare engineering on the basis of financial need. Preference will be given to a student(s) who has successfully accepted and/or completed a summer internship at a hospital. Applications not required. Students must be a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident.

Healthcare (PhD)

6T6 Industrial Engineering 50th Fellowship in Healthcare Engineering Awarded to a PhD student in Healthcare Engineering

Energy/Thermodynamics (MASC & PhD)

Bert Wasmund Graduate Fellowships in Sustainable Energy Research Awarded on the basis of academic merit to MIE doctoral-stream graduate students specializing in the recovery and utilization of energy derived sustainably from the sun. Preference will be given to students conducting research in the areas of power generation from solar cells and wind turbines, systems for the efficient use of sustainably derived thermal and electrical energy, and energy storage by batteries and other means.

David Sanborn Scott Graduate Fellowship Awarded to an MIE graduate student who is engaged in research in the areas of Hydrogen and Low-Carbon Energy Systems.

Pierre Rivard Hydrogenics Graduate Fellowships Awarded to MIE graduate students engaged in research in the area of alternative energy.

Ron D. Venter Graduate Fellowship Awarded to an MIE graduate student who is engaged in research in the areas of Hydrogen and Low-Carbon Energy Systems.

Russell A. Reynolds Graduate Fellowships in Thermodynamics Awarded to MIE doctoral-stream graduate students engaged in research in the area of thermodynamics.

Bill Shaw Memorial Graduate Fellowships Awarded to MIE graduate students of high academic standing, who specialize in the area of Maintenance Optimization or Reliability Engineering (MORE). Fellowship recipients are expected to provide Ivara Corporation with a paper they’ve written during their studies, and include a profile of themselves.

Automotive (MASC & PhD)

Neil Duncan Thompson Fellowship (*Need-based/OSOTF Award) Awarded to MIE graduate students whose thesis research is in the field of engines or motor vehicles.

PhD Students only

Edmond G. Odette Scholarship in Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Awarded to PhD student(s) in MIE on the basis of academic merit

Indigenous and Black Engineering and Technology (IBET) Momentum Fellowship

The Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering is committed to building a community that reflects the society we serve. The Indigenous and Black Engineering and Technology (IBET) Momentum Fellowships aim to address the urgent need to provide opportunities that encourage and support the pursuit of graduate studies by equity-deserving groups traditionally underrepresented within STEM research. Fellowship recipients will receive  $25,000 a year for four years  as they pursue doctorate degrees and specialized engineering research. Learn more about this opportunity here.

Glynn Williams Fellowship (*Need-based/OSOTF Award) Awarded to a most promising doctoral candidate beginning the Ph.D. program within the Department of MIE. Eligibility is restricted to Canadian citizens and permanent residents. Successful applicants will be expected to possess outstanding academic credentials, references and leadership qualities, and show that their research has potential for commercial application that could be of benefit to Canadians.

MASC & PhD Students

Mart Liinve Graduate Scholarship Awarded to MIE research students on the basis of academic merit

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The Faculty covers tuition and fees for all students, domestic and international, for the first five years of the program. In addition, a typical student receives a minimum base funding of $18,500 for 4 years, which comes in the form of a Teaching Assistantship (TAship) and Faculty scholarship. In some cases, faculty members use grants to fund a student’s base funding, including tuition and fees, which can exceed the minimum funding. If a student receives a SSHRC or NSERC Doctoral Fellowship of $15,000 or greater, the Faculty provides an additional $5,000 excellence award (for a total of $20,000) in the first four years of the program, which replaces the normal minimum funding allocation. In all cases, students build on their base funding by receiving Research Assistantships (RAships), external grants, awards, scholarships, fellowships, and additional TAships from any unit across campus. These do not affect a student’s base funding package.  

The Faculty pays tuition and fees in the 5th year for all students in good standing. Any student who previously accepted a TAship is guaranteed a TAship in their 5th year and subsequent years. The Faculty does not provide a scholarship in the 5 th  year. However, students can apply for a one-time dissertation completion award in their final year of the program.   As in previous years, students can receive additional external grants, awards, scholarships, fellowships, RAships, and additional TAships from any unit across campus.

General Terms and Conditions

In order to be considered for funding, all PhD students must:

• Be registered full-time and maintain good academic standing in the Faculty of Information during the academic period for which funding is granted.
• Apply to available teaching assistant and research assistantship positions within the Faculty of Information and other units at the University of Toronto.
• Apply for external student funding each year. Common external funding sources include competitive scholarships such as SSHRC and OGS.
• Abide by all the terms and conditions of any awards received.

The Faculty of Information follows the policy for maximum acceptable time spent on employment as defined by the Council of Ontario Universities:

Full-time graduate students are expected to pursue their graduate degree on a full-time basis and make satisfactory progress toward timely completion of all program requirements. It is not possible, or desirable, for the university to monitor and enforce the employment activities of its graduate students outside the university. However, it is both possible and desirable for the university to ensure that it does not itself create a structural situation that jeopardizes the ability of the graduate student to make full-time progress towards the completion of graduate program requirements. Accordingly, OCGS is committed to the principle that full-time graduate students are employed no more than an average of 10 hours per week on campus.

Eligibility

The funding package is available to all students who:

• Are registered as full-time PhD students. The funding package is not available to those enrolled in the flex-time program;
• Are in good academic standing;
• Are in years 1–4 of the PhD program. Determination of year of study is defined by the University of Toronto record which reflects any officially documented leaves of absence.
• Do not have a major scholarship (e.g., SSHRC, OGS, MITACS, NSERC);
• Are, apart from approved absence, geographically available to visit the campus regularly;
• Apply to Teaching Assistant job postings. If no TA applications are submitted students will not be eligible to receive this portion of the funding package;
• Accept offered TA subsequent appointments as governed by the CUPE3902 Collective Agreement. Participation in Teaching and Research Assistantships is optional but failure to participate will void this aspect of the funding package.

Funding Scenario 1:  Funding for doctoral students who hold major external awards (e.g. SSHRC and NSERC) of $15,000 or greater:

• Years 1 – 4:  Faculty Covers Tuition & Fee’s and provides a $5000  Faculty Excellence Award
• Year 5:  Faculty Covers Tuition & Fee’s,  plus TAships as part of Faculty held CUPE Subsequent Appointments

Funding Scenario 2:  Funding for doctoral students who do not hold major external awards (e.g. SSHRC and NSERC) of $15,000 or greater:

• Years 1 – 4:  Faculty Covers Tuition & Fee’s,  a Faculty Scholarship in the amount of $11,700 and a guaranteed work allocation in the form of TAships for a value of $6800

Funding by Cohort

Students entering in september 2022.

• Please see the 2022-2023-PhD-funding-package-final (PDF). 
• 2022-2023-PhD-Travel-Relocation-Policy_Fillable-PDF

Students Entering in September 2021

Please see the 2021-2022 PhD funding package information (PDF). 

2021-2022 PhD Travel Relocation Policy & Application (open in Adobe for fillable PDF).

Students Entering in September 2020

Please see the 2020-2021 Faculty of Information PhD Funding Information Sheet

2020-2021 PhD Travel Relocation Policy & Application (open in Adobe for fillable PDF).

Students Entering in September 2019

Please see the 2019-2020 Faculty of Information PhD Funding Information Sheet

2019-2020 PhD Travel Relocation Policy & Application  (open in Adobe for fillable PDF)

Students Entering in September 2018

PhD funding packages are awarded to successful candidates to a maximum of $26,335.00 for the 2018-2019 academic year. The funding package is made up of a variety of funding sources and is dependent on meeting eligibility guidelines and conditions.

Funding packages are comprised of the following components: Tuition and Fees for up to four years, renewable for a fifth year based on satisfactory progress.

Living Allowance Stipend for years 1 – 4 only are available to qualifying students who applied for but were not successful in achieving an external award. The Living Allowance Stipend is $17,500. For the 2018-2019 Cohort, this consists of 175 hours of Teaching Assistantships, which will be paid at the rate of pay established under the collective agreement between CUPE3902 and the University of Toronto. The balance is paid as a grant. Payments will be processed in three equal installments in September, January and May.

Research Assistantships (RAships): are counted as part of PhD funding packages when contracts are negotiated by the Faculty specifically to fulfill PhD funding package requirements. Primarily offered when not enough TAships are available to satisfy PhD funding Requirements, these positions offer great opportunities to work closely with faculty and provide an opportunity to engage in hands-on research and academic work experience.

Excellence Awards are issued in an amount of $2000 to those who qualify to receive the funding package but do not qualify to receive the living expense stipend due to receiving an award such as SSHRC or OGS. A further top-up is available if the value of a major award is less than the value of the living allowance stipend

Students Entering in September 2017

PhD funding packages are awarded to successful candidates to a maximum of $26,335.00 for the 2017-2018 academic year. The funding package is made up of a variety of funding sources and is dependent on meeting eligibility guidelines and conditions.

Living Allowance Stipend for years 1 – 4 only are available to qualifying students who applied for but were not successful in achieving an external award. The Living Allowance Stipend is $17,500. For the 2017-2018 Cohort, this consists of 175 hours of Teaching Assistantships, which will be paid at the rate of pay established under the collective agreement between CUPE3902 and the University of Toronto. The balance is paid as a grant. Payments will be processed in three equal installments in September, January and May.

Excellence Awards are issued in an amount of $2000 to those who qualify to receive the funding package but do not qualify to receive the living expense stipend due to receiving an award such as SSHRC or OGS. A further top-up is available if the value of a major award is less than the value of the living allowance stipend.

Students Entered in September 2016

Doctoral Student Funding Packages are awarded to successful candidates as a University of Toronto Fellowship to a maximum of $24,925.96 for the 2016/2017 academic year. This fellowship is made up of a variety of funding sources and is dependent on meeting eligibility guidelines and conditions.

The Funding Commitment package is available to all full-time students who: Are registered as full-time students. Funding package is not available to those enrolled in the flex-time program; Are in good academic standing; Are in years 1 – 4 in their program. During year five, students who remain in good standing in the doctoral program may receive full Tuition and Fees only. There is no funding available for those in their 6th year and beyond. Determination of what year you are in is defined by official ROSI record which reflects any officially documented leaves of absence. Continuation of the Funding Commitment package will normally be contingent upon a student making consistent and satisfactory progression through the program, as per the “time for completion”. Progression is assessed annually. Do not work full time (full time: ≥ 35 hours per week, or defined as full time), and/or Do not have ≥ $30,000 income per year; Do not have a major scholarship (e.g., SSHRC, OGS, MITACS, NSERC) Are, apart from approved absence, geographically available to visit the campus regularly Doctoral students registered full-time who wish to be considered for funding must: Fill out a Doctoral Student’s Funding Declaration Form (DSDF), on an annual basis, by the established deadline to determine eligibility. This will typically be issued in August. The Faculty reserves the right to request additional documentation at any time to confirm employment status and/or annual earnings. By signing the DSDF you agree to advise the Faculty of any changes in your circumstances during the year that may affect your eligibility to receive funding from the Faculty of Information. Apply to available TA/research assistantship positions within the Faculty, as well as within the University of Toronto and/or accept offered TA Subsequent Appointments as governed by the CUPE3902 Collective Agreement for Teaching Assistants. Participation in Teaching and Research Assistantships is optional but failure to participate will void this aspect of the funding package. Apply for external student funding each year. Funding sources include external competitive student awards such as SSHRC, OGS, MITACS etc. Students receiving departmental awards/funding must abide by all the terms and conditions of the award. Funding packages are comprised of the following components: Tuition and Fees for up to four years, renewable for a fifth year based on satisfactory progress. Awards: Students must apply for external student funding each year. Funding sources include external competitive student awards such as SSHRC, OGS, MITACS etc. Students who choose not to apply for external competitive awards may forfeit their option to be considered for renewal of their funding. Living Allowance Stipend for years 1 – 4 only are available to qualifying students who applied for but were not successful in achieving an external award.The Living Allowance Stipend is $16,500. For the 2015 / 2016 Cohort, this consists of 175 hours of Teaching Assistantships, which will be paid at the rate of pay established under the collective agreement between CUPE3902 and the University of Toronto. The balance is paid as a grant.  Payments will be processed in three equal installments in September, January and May. Teaching Assistantships: Participation as a Teaching Assistant is optional but failure to participate will void this aspect of the funding package. 1st year students receive 50 hours of training in their first term, the remaining TA hours owed in the 1st year are usually, but not necessarily, assigned in the winter term. To qualify for this portion of the funding you must apply to TAship job postings. If no TAship applications are submitted you will not be eligible to receive this portion of the living expense. Job postings are found on the website, are posted on the 6th floor CUPE bulletin board and are emailed to the PhD mailing list. If you have previously held a TAship, your subsequent appointment will be counted towards your funding package. Subsequent appointments are filled with funding package commitments taken into account. Acceptance of subsequent appointment is optional but failure to participate will void this aspect of the funding package. Research Assistantships (RAships): are counted as part of PhD funding packages when contracts are negotiated by the Faculty specifically to fulfill PhD funding package requirements. Primarily offered when not enough TAships are available to satisfy PhD funding Requirements, these positions offer great opportunities to work closely with faculty and provide an opportunity to engage in hands-on research and academic work experience. Grant: The Grant portion of the living allowance will be processed in three equal installments in September, January and May. Excellence Awards are issued in an amount of $2000 to those who qualify to receive the funding package but do not qualify to receive the living expense stipend due to receiving an award such as SSHRC, OGS, MITACS etc.

Students Entered in September 2015

Doctoral Student Funding Packages are awarded to successful candidates as a University of Toronto Fellowship to a maximum of $23,925.96 for the 2015/2016 academic year. This fellowship is made up of a variety of funding sources and is dependent on meeting eligibility guidelines and conditions.

The Funding Commitment package is available to all full-time students who: Are registered as full-time students. Funding package is not available to those enrolled in the flex-time program; Are in good academic standing; Are in years 1 – 4 in their program. During year five, students who remain in good standing in the doctoral program may receive full Tuition and Fees only. There is no funding available for those in their 6th year and beyond. Determination of what year you are in is defined by official ROSI record which reflects any applicable leave or absences. Continuation of the Funding Commitment package will normally be contingent upon a student making consistent and satisfactory progression through the program, as per the “time for completion”. Progression is assessed annually. Do not work full time (full time: ≥ 35 hours per week, or defined as full time), and/or Do not have ≥ $30,000 income per year; Do not have a major scholarship (e.g., SSHRC, OGS, MITACS, NSERC) Are, apart from approved absence, geographically available to visit the campus regularly Doctoral students registered full-time who wish to be considered for funding must: Fill out a Doctoral Student’s Funding Declaration Form (DSDF), on an annual basis, by the established deadline to determine eligibility. This will typically be issued in August. The Faculty reserves the right to request additional documentation at any time to confirm employment status and/or annual earnings. By signing the DSDF you agree to advise the Faculty of any changes in your circumstances during the year that may affect your eligibility to receive funding from the Faculty of Information. Apply to available TA/research assistantship positions within the Faculty, as well as within the University of Toronto and/or accept offered TA Subsequent Appointments as governed by the CUPE3902 Collective Agreement for Teaching Assistants. Participation in Teaching and Research Assistantships is optional but failure to participate will void this aspect of the funding package. Apply for external student funding each year. Funding sources include external competitive student awards such as SSHRC, OGS, MITACS etc. Students receiving departmental awards/funding must abide by all the terms and conditions of the award. Participate in Doctoral Research Days each year (usually two (2) days in April).(Rescinded November 2016) Funding packages are comprised of the following components: Tuition and Fees for up to four years in the first instance, and a fifth year based on satisfactory progress. Awards: Students must apply for external student funding each year. Funding sources include external competitive student awards such as SSHRC, OGS, MITACS etc. Students who choose not to apply for external competitive awards may forfeit their option to be considered for renewal of their funding. Living Allowance Stipend for years 1 – 4 only are available to qualifying students who applied for but were not successful in achieving an external award. The Living Allowance Stipend is $15,500. For the 2015 / 2016 Cohort, this consists of 175 hours of Teaching Assistantships, which will be paid at the rate of pay established by CUPE3902. The balance is paid as a Grant, payments will be processed in three (3) equal installments in September, January and May. Teaching Assistantships: Participation as a Teaching Assistantship is optional but failure to participate will void this aspect of the funding package. 1st year students receive 50 hours of training in their first term, the remaining TA hours owed in the 1st year are usually, but not necessarily, assigned in the winter term . To qualify for this portion of the funding you must apply to TAship job postings. If no TAship applications are submitted you will not be eligible to receive this portion of the Living expense. Job postings are found on the website, are posted on the 6th floor CUPE bulletin board and are emailed to the PhD mailing list. If you have previously held a TAship, your CUPE Subsequent Appointment will be counted towards your funding package. Subsequent appointments are filled with Funding Package Commitments taken into account. Acceptance of Subsequent Appointment is optional but failure to participate will void this aspect of the funding package. Research Assistantships (RAships): are counted as part of PhD funding packages when contracts are negotiated by the Faculty specifically to fulfill PhD funding package requirements. Primarily offered when not enough TAships are available to satisfy PhD funding Requirements, these positions offer great opportunities to work closely with faculty and provide an opportunity to engage in hands-on research and academic work experience. Grant: The Grant portion of the living allowance will be processed in three (3) equal installments in September, January and May. Excellence Awards are issued in an amount of $2000 to those who qualify to receive the funding package but do not qualify to receive the Living expense stipend due to receiving an Award such as SSHRC, OGS, MITACS etc. Payments will be processed in three (3) equal installments in September, January and May.

Students Entered in September 2014

1. The Funding Commitment package consists of:

a) Tuition and fees for up to four years in the first instance, and a fifth year based on satisfactory progress.

b) Living expense stipend for years 1-4, is either $15,500, consisting of:  Approximately 53% as a grant and 47% of Teaching Assistantships (TAships) or Research Assistantships (RAships), or A Research Assistantship to a minimum of $15,500 per annum.

2. The Funding Commitment package is available to all full-time students who:

a) Do not work full time (full time: ≥ 35 hours per week, or defined as full time), and/or

b) Do not have ≥ $30,000 income per year, and/or

c) Do not have a major scholarship (e.g., SSHRC, OGS, MITACS, NSERC)

3. The full funding commitment package is subject to students:

a) working as a Teaching Assistant (TA) in courses offered by the Faculty of Information, or as a Research Assistant for a total of 175 hours per year in each of the first four years of their studies. In their first TA/RA assignment, 50 of the 175 hours will be set aside for pedagogical training,

b) submitting their Doctoral Student’s Declaration Form (DSDF) by the established deadline,

c) not working more than an average of 10 hours per week,

d) participating in Doctoral Research Days each year (usually two (2) days in April). (Rescinded November 2016)

4. Continuation of the Funding Commitment package will normally be contingent upon a student making consistent and satisfactory progression through the program, as per the “time for completion” table posted on our website. A student’s progress is assessed annually.

5. Students funded from alternative sources (e.g., faculty research grants, scholarships, fellowships, TAships/RAships in other departments, part-time U of T employment) may have their Funding Commitment package reduced, partially or in its entirety.

6. As of September 2011, PhD students must apply for external awards, teaching assistantships, and research assistantships, equivalent to the domestic tuition and fees portion of the funding package, starting in their first year. Students who choose not to apply for external competitive awards may forfeit their option to be considered for renewal of their funding.

7. No Funding Commitment package is available to students in years 6 and beyond.

8. No Funding Commitment package is available to students enrolled in the flex-time program.

Students Entered in September 2013

1.  The Funding Commitment package consists of:

b) Living expense stipend for years 1-4, is either $15,500, consisting of:

• Approximately 60% as a grant and 40% of Teaching Assistantships (TAships) or Research Assistantships (RAships), or
• A Research Assistantship to a minimum of $15,500 per annum.

a) Do not work full time (full time: ≥ 35 hours per week , or defined as full time), and/or

a) working as a Teaching Assistant (TA) in courses offered by the Faculty of Information, or as a Research Assistant for a total of 150 hours per year in each of the first four years of their studies. In their first TA/RA assignment, 50 of the 150 hours will be set aside for pedagogical training,

Students Entered in September 2011 or September 2012

1. The Funding Commitment package is available to all full-time students who:

a) Do not work full time (full time: ≥ 35 hours per week, or defined as full time), b) Do not have ≥ $30,000 income per year, c) Do not have a major scholarship (e.g., SSHRC, OGS, MITACS, NSERC).

2. The Funding Commitment package consists of:

a) Tuition and fees for up to four years in the first instance, and a fifth year upon the recommendation of the Doctoral Program Committee, in its capacity as the Doctoral Annual Review Committee. Recommendations are based on satisfactory progress.

• Approximately 60% as a grant and 40% of Teaching Assistantships ( TAships) or Research Assistantships (RAships), or

3. In order to receive the full Funding Commitment  package, students must work as a Teaching Assistant (TA) in courses offered by the Faculty of Information, for a total of 150 hours per year in each of the first four years of their studies. In their first TA assignment, 50 of the 150 hours will be set aside for pedagogical training.

4. Continuation of the Funding Commitment package requires a student to progress satisfactorily in their studies.  A student’s progress is assessed annually.

5. Students funded from alternative sources (e.g., faculty research grants, scholarships, fellowships, TAships in other departments, part-time U of T employment) may have their Funding Commitment package reduced, partially or in its entirety.

Students Entered in September 2009 or September 2010

1. Available to all full-time students who:

2. The Funding package consists of:

a) Tuition and fees for years 1-5 b) A living expense stipend for years 1-4.

3. In order to receive Funding students must work as a Teaching Assistant (TA) in courses offered by the Faculty of Information, for a total of 400 hours over the first four years of their studies.

4. Continuation of the Funding Commitment package requires students to progress satisfactorily in their studies. A student’s progress is assessed annually.

5. Students funded from alternative sources (e.g., faculty research grants, scholarships, fellowships, TAships in other departments, part-time U of T employment), may have their Funding Commitment package reduced, partially or in its entirety.

6. No Funding Commitment package is available to students in years 6 and beyond.

7. No Funding Commitment package is available to students enrolled in the flex-time program.

Funding for doctoral students who hold major external awards

For students in the funded cohort who receive an external, competitively-reviewed award valued at or over $15,000 per annum (e.g.: OGS, SSHRC, MITACS, NSERC, NSF), that award will stand in lieu of the stipend portion of the University’s Funding Commitment package.

Students with these awards are exempt from the Funding Commitment package requirements that they serve as teaching or research assistants.

The Faculty of Information will continue to meet either domestic or international tuition fees* (as appropriate for the student), and in recognition of their success, the Faculty will award them an Academic Excellence Award of $2,000 for each year that they hold the external award, and remain in the funded cohort.

These students continue to be eligible to work as teaching or research assistants if they wish to supplement their funds, and if the Faculty has available TA positions.  Awards under $15,000 have no impact on the Graduate commitment package from the University.  This policy will be reviewed annually, but not varied retroactively.

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MASC and PhD Admissions

Application dates.

Fall (September) 2024 entry:

• Opens: October 15, 2023
• Closes: March 15, 2024

Winter (January) 2025 entry:

• Opens: March 15, 2024
• Closes: October 15, 2024

Minimum Admission Requirements

The minimum admission requirements for each program are outlined below.   Please note that meeting minimum requirements does not guarantee that an offer of admission will be granted. 

M.A.Sc. Program

A 4-year degree (or equivalent) in engineering or natural sciences (e.g. biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics/statistics) with a B+ average (or equivalent) in each of the last two years of full-time study.

Ph.D. Program

B+ (or equivalent) successful completion of a research Master’s degree in engineering or the physical/chemical/biological sciences with an overall average of at least B+ (or equivalent).

Entering the PhD Program directly after completing the MASc or MEng

Students who complete an MASc or MEng in the Department of Chemical Engineering and wish to begin a PhD in the department immediately after finishing their master’s, are to apply for PhD admission through the SGS Admission Application System.  Please contact the  Graduate Assistant  for information on the most expedient way to apply for admission.

Entering the PhD Program directly after completing a BEng or BASc (Direct-Entry)

Students who have demonstrated academic excellence in their BEng or BASc studies may enter the PhD program directly after their undergraduate studies.   Typically, an applicant must have achieved an A-range average and have participated in a research project, either through an undergraduate thesis or through research conducted in a lab.

Flex-Time PhD

Those interested in applying to the Flex-time PhD program (completing a PhD while concurrently working in the profession) must contact the  Graduate Administrator  prior to applying.

Degrees from Outside Canada

To determine whether your degree is equivalent to the degree required for admission, please  click here .

English Language Proficiency Testing

Applicants from universities outside Canada where English is not the primary language of instruction must provide results of an English language proficiency examination as part of their application. Tests must have been taken  within the last 24 months at the time of submission of their application. 

Tests recognized by the university

Exemptions 

Applicants must meet the minimum English language proficiency requirements prior to receiving an offer of admission.

Scores are to be sent electronically directly from the test centre or organization (TOEFL, IELTS, COPE) to the university.  If sent by mail, they are to be sent directly from the test organization or centre to the Graduate Office in the Department of Chemical Engineering & Applied Chemistry (see address below).

Entrance Scholarships

All MASc and PhD applicants are encouraged to apply for scholarships in order to make their application more competitive.  Please see the Scholarships & Awards information on the SGS website.  For applicants, the awards under Government-Funded Awards and International Student Awards will be of particular interest.

Visit our Graduate Financial Support page for further information.

MASc and PhD Application Procedures

Step 1:  Complete the School of Graduate Studies Online Applicatio n and pay the application fee by the application deadline.  The following items are required in order to submit your application:

• transcripts – unofficial/electronic versions are accepted but must include a transcript legend/key
• two references (two academic or one academic and one professional)
• letter of intent

The first two references that are submitted and meet our criteria will be considered in the application review.

Step 2:  Find a Supervisor. For MASc and PhD applicants, an offer of admission may only be considered when the applicant both meets admission requirements and has a faculty member that agrees to provide research supervision and financial support. Visit this website’s Research section and faculty listing to explore our professors’ research interests.  Applicants are encouraged to approach potential supervisors early in the application process, and may approach more than one faculty member at a time.

If admitted, official final transcripts will be required before the start of the program .  Transcripts are considered official when they have been prepared, sealed in an envelope and signed over the back flap by an official at the issuing institution.  Official electronic transcripts are also acceptable if they are sent directly from the issuing institution to our Graduate Office.

Official transcripts are to be sent to the Graduate Office:

Department of Chemical Engineering & Applied Chemistry University of Toronto 200 College Street, Room WB218 Toronto, Ontario, M5S 3E5 Canada Telephone: (416) 946-3987 Email: [email protected]

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The Ontario Graduate Scholarship (OGS) program encourages excellence in graduate studies at publicly-assisted universities in Ontario. Since 1975, the OGS program has been providing merit-based scholarships to Ontario’s best graduate students in all disciplines of academic study. The scholarship program at U of T is jointly funded by the Province of Ontario and the University of Toronto. The Province allocates OGS awards to universities specifying the number of awards that each may offer to their students annually.

The Ministry of Colleges and Universities (MCU) allocated 22 OGS awards to the University for International students this year. Accordingly, each graduate unit will receive a quota, ranging from 1-3 applications to be submitted to and adjudicated centrally by SGS.

Eligibility

Applicants must:

• Hold a valid study permit effective as of the graduate units’ OGS (international) application deadline; COVID-19 exception: Currently registered international graduate students who have not yet been able to obtain a study permit due to COVID-19 circumstances are eligible to apply. However, these applicants must have a valid study permit in order to hold the award;
• Be registered or intend to register in an eligible program on a full-time basis in 2024-2025;
• An eligible program is defined as a full-time program of study of two or three terms at the University of Toronto leading to a graduate degree. A full-time student is one who is in at least 60% of a full course load (40% for students with a permanent disability) or as defined by their institution. Program eligibility is determined individually by each graduate unit. Students should carefully review the information outlined by the graduate unit they intend to be registered in, to determine if their program is eligible for the graduate unit’s OGS competition.
• Have not exceeded the lifetime maximum of government-funded support or maximum OGS support available for their current level of study (see SGS website under maximum support); and
• Have achieved at least A- (or equivalent) in each of the last two completed years of study (full-time equivalent); or if the student has competed two years of graduate studies at the time of application, the student must only demonstrate an overall average of at least A- (or equivalent) on all graduate courses completed.
• NEW: At the graduate unit’s discretion, exceptions may be made for highly meritorious applicants who are below the required GPA minimum. Examples of cases in which a unit may consider granting an exception include (but are not limited to): applicants with documented medical issues or family care responsibilities, applicants who have pursued alternative career paths, or mature students with professional experience. Contact your proposed graduate unit(s) to confirm their use of this eligibility criterion.

Note: If marks used for calculating an applicant’s grade point average (GPA) are not available (e.g., courses were graded on a pass-fail basis), then the next most recent available undergraduate or graduate marks should be used to determine eligibility.

To be eligible to hold the OGS, recipients:

• Must register and remain enrolled as a full-time student at U of T in an eligible program at the graduate unit from which the OGS was awarded;
• Who withdraw, transfer to part-time status, complete degree requirements prior to the end of their award, or fail to complete the full term, will be required to repay any funds received for the incomplete term;
• May accept research assistantships, part-time teaching positions, or other paid employment that does not affect their status as a full-time graduate student and is commensurate with the graduate unit policies. Typically, students holding full-time paid employment are not eligible to receive an OGS from the University of Toronto; and
• Cannot hold an OGS award in the same session (overlapping) or from the same award year as an Ontario Trillium Scholarship, Vanier CGS, or another OGS.

The eligibility criteria provided above are the minimum requirements only. Graduate units may impose additional criteria to apply, receive, or hold an OGS. Please carefully review the information outlined by your graduate unit, and inquire if necessary, regarding any additional requirements or conditions to those listed here.

Application Process

Applicants must submit an OGS application to their proposed graduate unit using the U of T OGS Online Application, accessible through the SGS OGS webpage .

Each graduate unit will have their own internal submission deadline to which applicants must adhere. Applicants should verify the graduate unit application deadline and review the U of T OGS Application Instructions prior to starting an OGS application.

Once the entire application has been completed and submitted online, it will be made available to the proposed graduate unit for review and consideration.

Important note for International students : Applicants holding a valid study permit by the graduate unit’s OGS international application deadline are eligible to apply following the same application process and internal deadlines set by their current or proposed graduate unit. Graduate units will select and forward a limited number of applications to the School of Graduate Studies to compete in a centralized adjudication.

OGS applicants who wish to be considered for other awards that also use the OGS application for their selection process must select “Yes” on the OGS application form’s “Awards and Financial Aid” page to give permission to the proposed graduate unit and SGS to use your OGS application for other award competitions, if available.

Graduate units will update their internal competition results on the OGS application system, viewable by applicants in late-April 2024. Official award offers from the SGS centralized competition will be sent out by SGS in late-May 2024.

Contacts & Resources

For more information, visit the SGS OGS webpage

Please direct questions regarding the OGS competition or nomination process to  awards.dlsph@utoronto.ca

Questions regarding the administration of the award at SGS and technical support for the application may be directed to:

Debbie Chau, Graduate Awards Officer Graduate Awards Office School of Graduate Studies debbie.chau@utoronto.ca

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The information below pertains to exchange or visiting students coming to the University of Toronto (U of T). It is not intended for degree-seeking international students, transfer students, or students from any other program at U of T.

Global Affairs Canada Scholarships 

Below is the list of Global Affairs Canada scholarships available to exchange students from one of U of T’s partner institutions or visiting students admitted to the  International Visiting Graduate Students (IVGS)  program. To apply for one of the scholarships, please follow the instructions on the  Global Affairs Canada Scholarship Application Process .

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Canada-ASEAN Scholarships and Educational Exchanges for Development (SEED)

The SEED program provides students from member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), with short-term exchange opportunities for study or research in Canadian post-secondary institutions at the college, undergraduate and graduate levels.

Eligibility

Candidates must be citizens of an ASEAN member state (Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos (Lao People’s Democratic Republic (Lao PDR)), Malaysia, Myanmar, The Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, or Vietnam).

Scholarship value and duration

• CAD 10,200 for college, undergraduate or graduate students (Master’s and PhD) for a minimum of four months or one academic term of study or research; or
• CAD 12,700 for graduate students (Master’s and PhD) for a period of five to six months of study or research; or
• CAD 15,900 for undergraduate and college students for a period of eight months or two academic terms of study or research.

Application

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Emerging Leaders in the Americas Program (ELAP)

ELAP scholarships provide students from Latin America and the Caribbean with short-term exchange opportunities for study or research in Canadian post-secondary institutions, at the college, undergraduate and graduate levels.

Candidates must be citizens of one of the following eligible countries:

• Caribbean : Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Cuba, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Guyana, Haiti, Jamaica, Montserrat, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago, Turks and Caicos;
• Central America : Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama;
• North America : Mexico;
• South America : Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela.
• CAD 8,200 for college, undergraduate or graduate students (Master’s and PhD) for a minimum of four months or one academic term of study or research; or
• CAD 11,100 for graduate students (Master’s and PhD) for a period of five to six months of study or research.
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Study in Canada Scholarships

Study in Canada Scholarships provide students from post-secondary institutions located in a wide range of countries and territories with short-term exchange opportunities for study or research in Canadian post-secondary institutions at the college, undergraduate and graduate levels.

Candidates must be citizens of one of the following eligible countries/territories:

• Asia : Bangladesh, Nepal, Taiwan;
• Europe : Türkiye, Ukraine;
• Middle East and North Africa : Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Morocco, Tunisia;
• Sub-Saharan Africa : Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, Tanzania, Uganda.
• CAD 10,200 for college, undergraduate or graduate students (Master’s and PhD) for a minimum of four months or one academic term of study or research; or
• CAD 12,700 for graduate students (Master’s and PhD) for a period of five to six months of study or research.
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Other Scholarship Opportunities

• The Sylvia Woodsworth Campbell Bursary
• Ladislav and Maria Kroupa Scholarship
• Maria and George Hanus Scholarship
• Martina and Milan Plch Scholarship in Czech Studies
• Neil Reid McLeod Scholarship

Family and friends in memory of Sylvia (Woodsworth) Campbell (1917-1988), daughter of Ada and Harold Frederick Woodsworth (1883-1939, Victoria College Class of 1907) of Kwansei Gakuin University in Japan, who devoted her later life to the cause of continuing education for mature women. Established in 1990.

A female student of Kwansei Gakuin University, Nishinomiya, Japan who is a participant in the student exchange between that university and the University of Toronto and who registers at Victoria College.

*Note: Awarded every two or three years when funds permit. No application required.

Awarded to an undergraduate student coming from Czechia to take part in an established exchange program between a Czech University and the University of Toronto. The student must be registered in the Faculty of Arts & Science.

*Note: Awarded when funds permit. No application required.

Awarded to an undergraduate student coming from Czechia to take part in an established exchange program between a Czech University and the University of Toronto. The student must be registered in the Faculty of Arts and Science.

Awarded to an undergraduate student coming from Czechia to take part in an established exchange program between a Czech University and the University of Toronto in the Centre for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies.

The student must be registered in the Faculty of Arts & Science. Priority will be given to a University of Toronto student  going on exchange  to either University of St. Andrews, Edinburgh or Glasgow. If this scholarship is not awarded to an outbound student, it will be awarded to an inbound exchange student from one of these universities. Details are available on the Trinity College website.

*Note: Awarded only when funds permit.

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Are you dreaming of pursuing your education at one of Canada's most prestigious universities? Well, you're in luck! The University of Toronto not only offers world-class education but also provides numerous scholarship opportunities to help students achieve their academic and professional goals. The University of Toronto welcomes students from around the globe and offers scholarships specifically designed to support international students. Whether you are an international student from any part of the world, there are multiple Undergraduate Scholarships , Masters Scholarships , and PhD Scholarships available to help alleviate the financial burden of studying abroad. These scholarships are awarded based on your high school grades and achievements.

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Host University: University of Toronto, Canada

Scholarships Offered:   Funded By the University of Toronto, Canadian Government and Organizations

Scholarships Benefits: Funded

Degree Level: Bachelors / Undergraduate, Master's and PhD Degree Programs.

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Benefits of the University of Toronto Canada Scholarships

The University of Toronto offers different scholarships for undergraduate programs, once the scholars are accepted into programs they will be considered for these scholarships.

University of Toronto Undergraduate Scholarships 2024-2025

#1 Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship

International applicants may also be considered for the Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship program. This scholarship program is designed to recognize students who have exceptional academic backgrounds.

#2 International Scholar Awards

The International Scholar Awards are automatically awarded to international students who are enrolled at the University of Toronto. These scholarships have a value of up to $10000.

#3 Admission Awards

Students are automatically considered for a variety of admission awards when they apply to the Faculty of Arts & Science. Below are some of the admission awards available to incoming Arts & Science students.

#4 Arts & Science Global Scholarship

This scholarship is offered to international students on a merit basis. Students are automatically considered. The total value of this scholarship is the full tuition fee of an international student until the completion of the degree. Accommodation costs will not be covered in this award.

#5 Building Canadian Leaders: Physical & Mathematical Sciences Award

This scholarship is awarded to domestic students enrolled in the Physical & Mathematical Sciences admission category. The award supports and encourages students who show a track record of community engagement, sports, culture, and extracurricular activities. This scholarship is valued at approximately $14,000 over four years of study.

#6 Edward Blake Admission Scholarship

This scholarship is offered to an undergraduate student who is admitted into the Faculty of Arts & Science. The total scholarship value is $5,500 over four years of study.

#7 International Merit Admission Award

This scholarship is offered to international students, students are considered automatically once they are enrolled in the course. This award values up to $50,000 over four consecutive years, or until degree completion.

#8 Jack & Adrienne Taylor Scholarship for Undergraduate Students

This award is only Offered to a domestic student such as a Canadian Citizen, Permanent Resident, Protected Person, or Convention Refugee undergraduate student enrolled at the Faculty of Arts & Science. This award will be given based on academic merit and financial need. The total scholarship value is $12,000, towards the first year of study.

#9 James Hosinec & Carol M. Isaac Scholarship in the Faculty of Arts & Science

This award is being given to undergrad students in arts and sciences. The total value of this scholarship is $10,000 towards the first year of study.

#10 Nicoletta and Dan Scrimger Award

This is offered to undergraduate students who are enrolled in the Humanities at the Faculty of Arts & Science. This scholarship will be given based on academic merit and financial need. The student must be a graduate of a Toronto high school. This award Values up to $20,000 over four years of study.

#11 The Roberts Scholarship

The total award value is $25,000 over four years of study.

#12 University of Toronto International Scholar Award

This scholarship is offered on admission to selected international students based on merit. Students are automatically considered for this award. This scholarship is valued at up to $100,000 over four consecutive years or until degree completion.

#13 Awards for Current Students

There are more than 500 awards for current students who are in undergrad. Below are some of them.

#14 Andrea and Charles Bronfman Student Awards in Israeli Studies

The award value is a Variable amount based on the proposal and competition. This award Provides funding for undergraduate and graduate students studying in Canada researching Israel.

#15 Bosco Law Award for Student Leadership in Anti-Racism and Inclusion

This award is open to students in any program in the Faculty of Arts & Science, St. George campus. This award is based on academic merit and making efforts in anti-racism through community involvement. This award has the value of $1000 to $10000.

#16 Cyril A. Morong Scholarship of Excellence

This is awarded to two part-time or full-time undergraduate domestic students enrolled in any program in the Faculty of Arts & Science, who self-identify as Black. this award value is up to $1,250.

#17 Daisy Ho Contemporary China Special Undergraduate Projects Fund

This scholarship is awarded to third-year undergraduate students who are undertaking a special research project on contemporary China.

#18 Dean's Student Initiative Fund

This scholarship has a value of up to $1000.

#19 Dr. David Chu Scholarship in Asia Pacific Studies

This is awarded to undergraduate and graduate students who are pursuing studies or research related to the Asia Pacific region. This award value will be determined annually.

                            University of Toronto Master's and PhD Scholarships 2024-2025

#1 Adel S. Sedra Distinguished Graduate Award

This scholarship is given to the Second or third year of a doctoral program at the University of Toronto. The scholarship value is Up to $25,000 for 1 year.

#2 Apple Scholars in AI/ML

This scholarship is awarded to doctoral students who are learning machine and artificial intelligence, and the funding is for 2 years.

#3 Arts & Science Postdoctoral Fellowship Program

This scholarship is for PhD students. The value of this award is $48,000/year for up to two years.

#4 Autism Scholars Awards

This award is for only domestic students. it is awarded to master's and PhD fellows. The value of this award is One Master's award up to ​$18,000, and two Doctoral awards of $20,000.

#5 Banting Postdoctoral Fellowships Program

This award has a value of $70,000 per year for two years, and it is awarded to doctoral students.

#6 Burstow Scholarship for Studies in Activism from the Margins

This scholarship has a value of $15,000 for one year. It is awarded to Doctoral and research Master’s students.

#7 C. David Naylor University Fellowships Endowed by a Gift from the Arthur L. Irving Foundation

This scholarship has a value of $30,000 for one year. It is awarded to Doctoral and research Master’s students.

#8 Canada Graduate Scholarships-Doctoral (CGS D​) Program

This scholarship is only for domestic students. The value of CGS D is $35,000 per year for 36 months, NSERC PGS D is $21,000 per year for 36 months, SSHRC Doctoral Fellowship is $20,000 per year for 12 to 48 months

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This scholarship has a value of $17,500 for one year. It is awarded to Doctoral and research Master’s students.

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This scholarship is awarded to  Doctoral students. A living allowance of CAD 2200 per month will be given for up to forty-eight months, a return international airfare, and visa application fees. The full tuition fee is also covered by this scholarship.

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This scholarship is given to doctoral students. The value of this award is $10,000 renewable for a total of 4-5 years.

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This award has a value of $12,500 total for one year.

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This scholarship is for master's students. The value of this scholarship is $15,000 max. for one year.

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This scholarship has a value of $10,000 for one year, only one award will be given. It is awarded to Doctoral and research Master’s students.

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This award has a value of Up to $6,000 to fund 2 to 6 months of travel.

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This scholarship has a value of $1000 for one year. It is awarded to Doctoral and research Master’s students.

#23 Ontario Graduate Scholarship

The value of the OGS is $5,000 per session. It is awarded to Doctoral and research Master’s students.

#24 Ontario Women’s Health Scholars Awards

This award is only for domestic students. It is awarded to Doctoral and research Master’s students. 2 Master's Awards of $​25,000 plus a $2,000 research allowance, 3 Doctoral Awards of $35,000 plus a $5,000 research allowance, and 2 Postdoctoral Awards up to $50,000 plus $5,000 research allowance will be given.

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This award has a value of $110,000 per year for up to two years of Postdoctoral research.

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This scholarship has a value of Up to $10,000 for one year.

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This award has a value of Up to $1,000.

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This award has a value of Up to $40,000.

#31 UTSC Inclusive Excellence Postdoctoral Fellowship Program

This award has a benefit of $70,000 (including benefits) per year, for two years.

#32 Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship

This scholarship has the value of $50,000 per year for three years.

#33 Walter C. Sumner Memorial Fellowships

This award is only for domestic students. This scholarship has a value of $6,000 for one year and is only awarded to doctoral students.

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Ontario Graduate Scholarship, 2021 is offered for Masters, PhD degree in the field of Courses offered by the university.  The deadline for the sending your application is 01 Jun 2021. This scholarship is provided by University of Toronto and the value of this scholarship is Partial Funding, $5,000 . This scholarship is open for: Open to all nationals.

The Ontario Graduate Scholarship (OGS) program encourages excellence in graduate studies at publicly-assisted universities in Ontario. The OGS program has been providing merit-based scholarships to Ontario’s best graduate students in all disciplines of academic study. The scholarship program at U of T is jointly funded by the Province of Ontario and the University of Toronto. 

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Founded in 1827, the University of Toronto has evolved into Canada’s leading institution of learning, discovery and knowledge creation. We are proud to be one of the world’s top research-intensive universities, driven to invent and innovate.

Successful applicants of the Ontario Graduate Scholarship, 2021 will receive value of  $5,000 per session .

Thus, awardees may receive $10,000 for two consecutive sessions or $15,000 for three consecutive sessions. In all instances, the awarding graduate unit will contribute to one-third the cost of the total award received by the students.

• Applicants from all nationalities are eligible.
• Applicants must have not exceeded the lifetime maximum of government-funded support or maximum OGS/QEII support available ?for their current level of study (see Maximum Support below).
• ?Applicants must have achieved at least A- (or equivalent) in each of the last two completed years of study (full-time equivalent).
• Applicants must be registered or intend to register in an eligible program on a full-time basis in 2021-22.

Applicants must submit an OGS application to their proposed graduate unit using the U of T School of Graduate Studies centralized online OGS application. Each graduate unit will have their own internal submission deadline to which applicants must adhere. Prior to applying, applicants should review the  OGS Application Instructions.

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The Dr. Rutkoski’s research group is inviting applications for the University of Illinois Graduate Scholarship from international students to study in the USA.

The University of Illinois Graduate Scholarship is a fully funded opportunity that covers the cost of tuition, health insurance, and will also provide a living stipend worth $31,800 per year.

In this post, we have provided adequate information on the details, eligibility criteria, benefits, required documents, and the steps to follow for a successful application by interested applicants.

University of Illinois Graduate Scholarship Summary

• Host Country: USA
• Study Abroad: Study in USA
• Category: Postgraduate Scholarships  | Masters Scholarships  | PhD Scholarships
• Eligible Countries: All Countries
• Reward: Full Scholarship | $31,800 Living Stipends
• No IELTS Required
• Deadline: July 31, 2024

University of Illinois Graduate Scholarship Details:

Dr. Rutkoski is currently seeking a Master’s or PhD student to work on research that will improve the profitability of wheat production in the Midwest.

In addition to working on independent research, the graduate students will contribute to wheat cultivar development by taking leadership of some applied breeding or phenotyping activities and by participating in selection decisions in the University of Illinois soft red winter wheat breeding program.

In line with this long term goal, the graduate students that will be hired will develop independent research in the area of plant breeding and quantitative genetics. They will specifically focus on one of two topics:

• improved phenotyping and selection methods for traits in wheat that are critical for profitability of the wheat-soybean double-crop system, or
• predictive breeding methodologies that can use advancements in genomic prediction and high-throughput phenotyping to accelerate improvement in grain yield in wheat.

Eligibility Requirements for University of Illinois Graduate Scholarship 2024

To be considered for the University of Illinois Graduate Scholarship, you must:

• have a strong interest in conducting scientific research
• be ready to take up tasks such as reading scientific publications, designing experiments, collecting data, analyzing data, and writing manuscripts for publication.
• have a strong interest in applied plant breeding and working as a team.
• Preference will be given to applicants with work or internship experience in a field research program or applied breeding program.
• Prior experience with data analysis and/or statistical programming would be a plus.
• For applicants seeking a PhD, successful completion of a Masters is highly preferred.

Benefits of University of Illinois Graduate Scholarship 2024

• Graduate students will be hired on a Research Assistantship and the cost of tuition will be covered.
• Health insurance, and a stipend will be provided.
• The stipend for Masters students is currently $2,453.33 per month. The stipend for PhD students is currently $2,649.60 per month.

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Deadline: 31 July, 2024

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New scholarship fund empowers graduate students to build sustainable futures.

By: Chelsea Liddy Pivtorak  |  April 17, 2024

Just in time for Earth Day 2024, a Michigan SEAS and Ross alumnus of the Erb Institute has established a new sustainability-focused scholarship fund, hoping to help underrepresented students pursue their dream careers while meeting urgent environmental and social needs. 

Miguel Andrés Sossa-Mardomingo, MS/MBA ’13, serves as Vice President and Americas Sustainability GTM Lead at global consulting firm Capgemini. Based in Seattle, much of Sossa-Mardomingo’s work is focused on navigating high-profile clients through complex sustainability and organizational challenges.

The  Miguel Andrés Sossa-Mardomingo (MÁS) Scholarship Fund will provide support for admitted graduate students who are pursuing the Erb Institute’s dual MS/MBA degrees in sustainable business enterprise. “We are in the race of a lifetime to create a more sustainable world,” said Sossa-Mardomingo. “Yet, today, we lack the necessary voices and ideas of leaders from underrepresented communities who are often most overburdened by the adverse effects of climate change. Through this scholarship, I aspire to close this gap by inspiring a diverse array of leaders to join me in safeguarding our shared future.”

During his graduate career, Sossa-Mardomingo had classmates who felt they had to choose between jobs that either created positive impact or provided for the future they wanted. Through the  MÁS Scholarship Fund , he hopes to send a message that recipients can choose sustainable career paths that allow them to “do good while doing well.”

Reflecting on his career motivations, Sossa-Mardomingo credited his father, who grew up on a farm in Colombia, and his mother, a Cuban refugee and librarian. They encouraged him to respect nature, conserve resources, and continuously learn, all lessons his wife (Marie-Lise Perrault, pictured above), his family, and he apply in supporting their communities today.

His U-M education has helped him to assess sustainability challenges, build authentic relationships, and lead global teams. At SEAS, Sossa-Mardomingo played a central role in establishing the school’s annual career, an event that now brings in dozens of employers to recruit students in the environmental space. He also led efforts to bring speakers to campus to provide additional opportunities for students to hear from and meet with leaders at the intersection of sustainability and business.

 “I loved my time at Ross and SEAS: one of the best dual-degree sustainability programs in the world,” he said. “I am forever thankful for my lifelong friends, world-class professors, merit-based scholarships, and enriching global experiences. The Erb Institute has one of the best dual-degree programs in the world, and it is now an honor to give back.”

“Climate change and related environmental justice issues are intensifying every year,” continued Sossa-Mardomingo. “There is no time to waste! We need as many great thinkers and doers out there to join us, and I hope this scholarship can help pave the way.”

Miguel's goal is to raise $1M by Earth Day 2025 for this scholarship. While he wishes he could fund it all, Miguel and his wife are excited and honored to match the first $100,000 donated. 

This scholarship will provide recipients with:    • $10,000+ scholarships per year (enough to fund once-in-a-lifetime internships, climate conferences, a climate tech start-up, or tuition, for example)   • Mentorships with industry leaders   • Networking opportunities for sustainably focused careers 

How Can you Help? 1. Make a donation at https://lnkd.in/gxfF4k3N 2. Check if you have an employer match  3. Share this with others, including alumni looking for meaningful ways to be an ally or to give back to others in a way that would have made a difference during their education. 

For the original article published by the Stephen M. Ross School of Business, please  click here .

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Find more details on our  OSAP FAQ list.

Eligible high school students are automatically considered for a variety of admission scholarships when they apply to the University. There are also admissions scholarships that require a separate application, and others that require you to complete an awards profile.

Note, however, that the value of scholarships is rarely sufficient to cover all costs the student will incur while attending University of Toronto.

Find out more about Scholarships here.

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PhD Pregnancy Research

Details of the PhD programme in Pregnancy Research at the Centre for Reproductive Health, University of Edinburgh

Application deadline: Thursday 6 th June 2024

Start date: Mid-September-1 st October 2024.

Fully-funded PhD scholarships are available for up to 3 candidates

This 3-and-a-half year PhD studentship programme aspires to train the next generation of scientists in tackling pain and distress during pregnancy, encompassing but not limited to the impacts of adverse pregnancy on the mother, fetus and subsequent generations, and how pregnancy is impacted by adverse maternal health. Students will receive cross-disciplinary training aimed at equipping graduates with skills to drive future developments in improving pregnancy outcome. At the end of 3 years of PhD study, 0.5 years of funding is available to support approved activities that enable student career progression.

The programme is based at the Centre for Reproductive Health (CRH) within the Institute for Regeneration and Repair (IRR).

Specific projects will be available  from may 12 th 2024 when applicants are encouraged to contact group leaders whose projects they are interested in..

Students will benefit from the world-leading research at the CRH, which is led by a combination of non-clinical and clinician scientists. Students will be integrated into the broader CRH PhD programme, providing exposure to diverse aspects of Reproductive Health, and be embedded in the IRR’s Postgraduate Training Framework. Students will have access to state-of-the-art research facilities at IRR and the wider University, and benefit from a broad range of training opportunities which are available across The University of Edinburgh campus.

Training in Edinburgh : Edinburgh has a wide range of training opportunities, from those aimed at acquisition of general research skills and transferable skills ( Institute for Academic Development ) to advanced training courses in specific areas (e.g. image analysis, analysis of transcriptomic data sets).

Applications from UK and non-UK based students are welcomed. The deadline for applications is June 6th 2024 , and interviews will take place on June 26-28 th 2024 .

Full eligibility criteria and further details about the PhD studentships and application process as below,  but these studentships are only to support non-clinical students.  University of Edinburgh adheres to equality, diversity and inclusion principles.

This opportunity is open to UK and international students and provides funding to cover stipend (maintenance allowance at UKRI rate £19,237.00 for 2024-2025) and tuition fees. 

Applicants are expected to have a good honours degree in the sciences (biological, chemical or physical), at least UK level of 2.1 or the equivalent from non-UK universities and meet the English language entry requirements .  A Master’s degree in a relevant subject would be an advantage.

What is required:

Personal statement (1 page in total) covering why you want to apply for a specific project(s). In the case you wish to be considered for more than 1 project, please indicate clearly your order of preference. How your career to date has prepared you to do this PhD, and how gaining this PhD will meet your long-term career goals

Curriculum Vitae (maximum 2 pages) 

Two academic references using this template , submitted by the referee by the deadline

Where applicable 0.5 extra pages can be used to explain any exceptional circumstances that may have affected academic performance to date, non-linear career paths, or any other information we may find useful in ensuring adherence to the principles of equality, diversity and inclusion - This is optional and it is anticipated that the many applicants will not need to provide this additional document.

All application documents should be emailed to [email protected] by the deadline for applications,  6 June 2024 .  

Interviews will be in the format of a 7 min presentation by the applicant on a previous/on-going research project that showcases skills and knowledge.

This will then be followed by questions on the presentation and the application. The interview lasting about 45 minutes, taking place on Microsoft TEAMS.

African Economic Research Consortium AERC Masters Scholarship 2024/2025 for African Students

Ifeoma Chuks

May 4, 2024

AERC Masters scholarship 2024/2025 for applicants from Anglophone sub-Saharan African countries admitted into any of the following AERC Collaborative Masters Programme (CMAP) in Economics universities below

Application Deadline: 15th May 2024

About AERC Masters Scholarship: The African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) was established in 1988 as a public not-for-profit organization devoted to the advancement of economic policy research and training in Africa. The Consortium’s mandate and strategic intent is built on the basis that sustained development in sub-Saharan Africa requires well-trained, locally based professional economists. AERC agitates the provision of capacity building in economic policy in Francophone and Anglophone African countries through provision of support in the areas of policy research and graduate training.

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Type: Masters

Eligibility: To qualify for AERC Masters Scholarship, applicant must:

• Have applied and been admitted to any one of the listed CMAP universities;
• Have attained at least a Second Class Honours (Upper Division) or equivalent in Economics or related field from an accredited university; and
• Female and applicants from post-conflict and fragile states are highly encouraged to apply.

Eligible Countries: Anglophone sub-Saharan African countries

To be Taken at (University):

• Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia
• University of Botswana
• University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
• University of Cape Coast, Ghana
• University of Ghana, Legon
• University of Nairobi, Kenya
• University of Mauritius
• University of Namibia
• University of Malawi
• University of Zimbabwe
• Makerere University

Number of Awards: Not specified

Duration of AERC Masters Scholarship: 2 years

How to Apply: Interested applicants must submit their applications for admission directly to the respective universities (application procedure can be obtained from the respective university’s website). Upon receipt of an admission letter from a specific university, applicants shall upload the following documents to the AERC scholarship portal http://scholarships.aercafrica.org

• Application cover letter;
• Curriculum Vitae;
• Evidence of admission at any of the universities listed above; and
• Certified copies of transcripts and certificates.
• It is important to go through all application requirements in the Award Webpage (see Link below) before applying.

Visit Award Webpage for Details

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