Scholarships

Awarded to a student who has completed First Year with high standing.

Classmates (8T5) and friends of the late Paul G. Halligan have established this award in his honour. The award will be presented to a deserving Doctor of Pharmacy student who holds an official student governing position, played four or more intramural sports, exemplifies high leadership qualities and contributes greatly to the spirit of the student body at the Faculty of Pharmacy.

To be awarded annually to an upper year stduent who demonstrates financial need and a commitment to pro bono service. The commitment to pro bono service will be assessed with regard to the student's participation in law-related volunteer activities in the community, inlcuding (but not limited to) Pro Bono Students Canada, Downtown Legal Services (and other clinical programs associated with the Faculty of Law), the International students Human Rights Program and LAWS.

Through the generosity of Dr. Paul Takahashi, of Toronto, an annual scholarship of the income from a trust fund is awarded to the student who is the most outstanding in clinical Periodontics. First awarded in 1959.

Awarded to an undergraduate student(s) in the Department of Mathematics on the basis of financial need.

Awarded to the student registered at Victoria College who lived in North House throughout the Winter Session, maintained a course load of not less than 4.0 courses, and has the highest overall A standing for the session.

Gift of various donors in appreciation of Professor Paul Perron’s term as Principal of University College (1997 – 2005). To be awarded to UC students who are enrolled in a minimum course load of 3.0 with a GPA of at least 3.0. The award must be made in accordance with the UofT Policy on Student Awards and OSOTF II / OTSS program guidelines. Apply using the online grant application available on ACORN.

Awarded to (an) International students student(s) entering first year of any program in the Faculty of Arts & Science who best demonstrate the following qualities/involvement: student leadership, active member in school clubs, display influence, and strong community involvement. Academic merit may also be considered. The student(s) must be a graduate of The Erindale Academy or Toronto Central Academy.

To be awarded to (a) Full time, undergraduate student(s) at the Faculty of Law on the basis of financial need.

Awarded to 2 students proceeding to 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year based on the following: students must (i) demonstrate a strong interest in biomedical engineering (i.e. pursuing a major in Biomedical Engineering Systems or a minor in Bioengineering), (ii) be involved in any area of community service and/or extra-curricular involvement, not just those related to biomedical engineering; (iii) have a minimum overall program average of at least 80% in the previous year;