Departmental Awards are open to all MASc and PhD students within the funded cohort, unless otherwise specified. Each award may have different eligibility requirements which may include academic merit and financial need. Most award funds come from interest income of endowed funds generously donated from various sources.
Award Distribution
In cases where awards/scholarships are less than or equal to $3000 in value, the recipient's total annual funding is increased by the award/scholarship amount. In cases where awards/scholarships are greater than $3000 in value, the recipient's total annual funding is increased by $3,000 and the department and supervisor contributions are decreased by 50% of the differential (i.e., scholarship amount -$3000).
Award Descriptions
Open to Domestic & International Students | ||
| Award Name | Award Description | Amount |
| Bert Wasmund Graduate Fellowship in Sustainable Energy Research in the Department of Chemical Engineering | Awarded on the basis of academic merit to doctoral-stream graduate students in the Department of Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry specializing in the recovery and utilization of sustainable energy derived from the sun. Preference given to students conducting research in power generation from solar cells and wind turbines, systems for the efficient use of sustainable derived thermal and electric energy, and energy storage by batteries and other means. | ~ $3,000 (various awards) |
| Colin Hahnemann Bayley Fellowship in the Department of Chemical Engineering | Awarded on the basis of academic excellence to an incoming graduate students. Student entering a master's program will hold the Fellowship for a period of two years. Student entering a Ph.D. program will hold the Fellowship during the final two years of their Ph.D. program. Students will be known as the Colin Hahnemann Bayley Fellows. | ~ $3,000 (various awards) |
| Edward Jarvis Tyrrell Fellowship | To be awarded on the basis of academic merit to a full-time research graduate student enrolled in Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry. | ~ $3,000 (various awards) |
| Frank Howard Guest Bursary | Awards will be made to students enrolled in any graduate program in the Faculty in any Department on the basis of academic standing and financial need on the recommendation of the Graduate Coordinator. | ~ $3,000 |
| George Harrap Memorial Graduate Scholarship in Chemical Engineering | Supports registered graduate students in the Department of Chemical Engineering & Applied Chemistry on the basis of academic merit. | ~$3,000 |
| Professor Doug Reeve Engineering Leaders of Tomorrow Graduate Award | The objective of these Leaders of Tomorrow (LOT) Awards is to recognize students in Chemical Engineering & Applied Chemistry who have shown the potential to become outstanding leaders. This potential may be demonstrated in a number of ways, including participation in student councils or clubs, community organizations, cultural groups, or athletics. Applicants should enumerate their service to others through volunteering or community work. Recipients should have the ability to inspire others to action and to excellence. | ~ $3,000 (various awards) |
| Professor Honghi Tran Practical Research Award in Sustainable Energy and Chemical Processing | To be awarded to a graduate student co-supervised by a professor in Chemical Engineering & Applied Chemistry with preference given to applied research in the industries of Pulp & Paper, Forestry and Renewable Energy. | ~ $2,413 |
| Diran Basmadjian Graduate Scholarship in Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry | To be awarded to one outstanding doctoral student who is registered in the Department of Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry. Preference will be given to candidates who demonstrate excellence in teaching in the undergraduate Chemical Engineering program. Open to doctoral students in the Department of Chemical Engineering & Applied Chemistry who have worked as a Teaching Assistant for any course delivered in the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering for a minimum of one session. Applications will be assessed on the basis of outstanding performance in the areas of: (a) Classroom instruction, including lectures, tutorials, small-group teaching, and laboratory instruction (b) Consultation with students outside of class (c) Use of effective teaching methods and the development of course material | ~$3,000 (various awards) |
Open to Domestic Students | ||
| Eco-Tec Founder's Fellowship (OSOTF) | To be awarded to a student pursuing environmental graduate studies in the Department of Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry who has demonstrated financial need. | ~ $3,000 (various awards) |
| Graydon Memorial Fellowship | To be awarded to graduate students registered in the Department of Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry at the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering on the basis of academic standing and financial need. Indigenous students are encouraged to apply. | $280 |
| Helen L Cross (nee Colquhuon) Memorial Graduate Scholarship (OSOTF) | To be given to a graduate student in the Department of Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry on the basis of financial need. Preference will be given to a female student and if possible from Northern Ontario. | ~$3,000 |
| McLean Foundation Graduate Scholarships in Science and Technology (OSOTF) | To be awarded to graduate students in the Department of Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry on the basis of financial need. Academic excellence will also be taken into consideration. | ~ $3,000 (various awards) |
| W. H. Rapson Memorial Award (OSOTF) | To be given to a graduate student on the basis of financial need. Academic merit will also be considered. The student will be specifically studying in the Pulp and Paper Research Centre within the Department of Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry. | $2,790 |
Open to International Students | ||
| Rein Otson Memorial Graduate Scholarship | Awarded to outstanding international graduate student(s), preferably from Estonia, who are registered within the Department of Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry. Preference will then be given to candidates whose research is within bio-sciences and/or bio-engineering fields, with a focus on environmental concerns, especially relating to air and water issues. | ~ $3,000 (various awards) |