Scholarships

Awarded to one or more students enrolled in a program offered by the School of the Environment on the basis of financial need. In addition, academic merit combined with a demonstrated commitment to social involvement in environmental issues will be considered. In recognition of the history of undergraduate environmental issues at Innis College, preference will be given to Innis students if applicants are of equal merit. Please contact the department for applications.

Awarded to one or more students upon entry into a program offered by the School of the Environment. Academic merit combined with a demonstrated commitment to social involvement in environmental issues will be considered. In recognition of the history of undergraduate environmental issues at Innis College, preference will be given to Innis students if applicants are of equal merit.

Awarded to one or more students enrolled in a program offered by the School of the Environment. Academic merit combined with a demonstrated commitment to social involvement in environmental issues will be considered. In recognition of the history of undergraduate environmental issues at Innis College, preference will be given to Innis students if applicants are of equal merit. Please contact the Department for an application.

Awarded to a student enrolled in the Specialist program in English, Science or Social Science based on performance in third year courses. Alternates. (English will be 2018 - 2022, Science will be 2023 - 2027, Social Sciences will be 2028 - 2032)

The Dental Service Associates Volunteers of Mount Sinai Hospital have established this bursary in honour of Dr. Harry Jolley. It is awarded to a student with demonstrated financial need who has performed satisfactorily in the D.D.S. program to date. Preference will be given to a student who has shown a special interest in community service. First awarded in 1988.

To be awarded to a student in the final year of the medical program who excels in the field of Child Psychiatry, with preference given to a student who most significantly investigates some aspect of Autism in children as an elective during the academic year.

To be used toward the tuition of an undergraduate medical student with preference being given to a student in the second medical year. Learn more.

To be awarded to a deserving student who, in the examination of the third year, attains standing satisfactory to the Council and who, in the opinion of the Chairman of the Department of Ophthalmology, shows special ability to pursue studies in that field.

To be awarded at Convocation to a Fourth Year Medical student who has maintained a high academic standing through his/her Third and Fourth Years, who has shown a specific interest and aptitude in the field of Diagnostic Radiology, and who best exemplifies the personal standards of the late Dr. Harnick. The Interviewing Committee shall consider the following qualities: leadership, compassion, community service, service to the medical profession, and a high regard for the quality of life.

To be awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Undergraduate Awards Committee, to a final year student with high standing in internal medicine who demonstrates a particular interest in respiratory disease.