Scholarships

Established by Nancy Main (UC '56). To be awarded to a University College student who demonstrates financial need. Awards are variable in size and name. Apply using the online grant application available on ACORN.

Awarded to a undergraduate student enrolled in a course in Russian language or literature offered by the Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures.

Awarded to a graduate student or an advanced undergraduate whose program includes at least one joint graduate/undergraduate course. The recipient must have completed or is Current studentsly enrolled in a third year Russian language course or equivalent and be registered in one of the following disciplines: Russian language and literature, history, law, music, women's studies, art or art history.

Awarded to undergraduate UTM students on the basis of financial need, as defined by the University. UTM Grant Application needs to be submitted.

Awarded to a student in a Specialist program in Economics who has obtained the highest average mark in at least two of the following courses: ECO200Y or 204Y or 206Y; ECO202Y or 208Y or 209Y; ECO220 or ECO227Y or STA257H and STA261H during their second year of study. The student must earn a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or better.

Awarded to a student in a Specialist program in Economics who has obtained the highest average mark in at least two full course equivalents in Economics at the 300 or 400 level during his/her third year. The student must earn a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or better.

Upon recommendation of the Theatre and Drama Department, to be awarded to a Full time UTM student who demonstrates achievement and promise in both academic and practical courses of the Joint University of Toronto Mississauga / Sheridan College Theatre and Drama Studies Program. Registration in either Year II, Year III or Year IV. The recipient needs to demonstrate financial need.

A bequest by the late Ethel Gotfrid, in memory of her husband Nathan, has provided for a scholarship to be awarded to a Doctor of Pharmacy student demonstrating financial need. Information on application procedures will be provided to Doctor of Pharmacy students via e-mail in late September.

Nathan Moses was a 1946 graduate of the Faculty of Pharmacy and owned a pharmacy in Forest Hill Village. This scholarship is awarded to the student entering the Doctor of Pharmacy program who obtains the highest admission index score and has not received an admission scholarship of greater value.

The Neil and Merda Wood Bursary will be awarded to a student in the First Year of the Doctor of Pharmacy program on the basis of financial need and who obtains a high admission index score. Information on application procedures will be provided to Doctor of Pharmacy students via e-mail in late September.