FOR PROFESSIONALS
Scholarships and Bursaries
The purpose of the bursary is to assist students who are continuing the professional lineage in their immediate family. Bursary recipients will be selected by random draw shortly after the deadline of September 1, annually.
Eligibility
- Open to the children of Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba members, in good standing, who are enrolled in 1st year engineering or geoscience studies at a CEAB recognized university or college.
Amount per Winner
Five (5) bursary awards of $1,000
Application Form
Applications will be received between June 1 - September 1, annually.
This scholarship encourages student members of Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba to engage with the Association's quarterly magazine by submitting an article they have written. As well as having their article featured in The Keystone Professional, one student each year will receive $500 towards their engineering and geoscience studies.
Eligibility
- Author must be currently registered as a student with Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba to be eligible for the Student Writers Scholarship.
- Article must be an original piece of writing related to engineering or geoscience, between 500 and 1000 words.
- Only one article accepted per student.
Amount
$500
Further Information
Deadline for submission is January 20, each year.
Article and any accompanying photographs or images should be submitted to
CRousseau@EngGeoMB.ca
by the deadline in order to be considered.
The winning article(s) will be chosen by The Keystone Professional Committee and featured in a future issue of the magazine.
Featured articles are subject to editing for consistency and adherence to the Association style guide.
The decision of The Keystone Professional Committee is final.
This annual scholarship recognizes the highest marks earned by two first-year Engineering students, one from the direct-entry program and one from University 1.
Eligibility
- University of Manitoba student
- Must be in their first year of the direct-entry program in the Faculty of Engineering or must be entering that faculty right after University 1 at the time of application
- Highest marks, with clear standing in all subjects at the end of spring exams, in the award year
Amount per Winner
1 of 2 awards of $1,000
Special Conditions
Winners must continue their studies at the University of Manitoba in the following session, otherwise the scholarship will be forfeited and handed to the next best candidate. In special circumstances the scholarship may, on recommendation of the Faculty Council of Engineering, be held over to a later session.
This scholarship awards students with high marks and who are proceeding into their final year in one the following programs:
- Bio-Systems or Industrial Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Computer Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
Eligibility
- Completed their second-last year in, and will be finishing, one of the programs listed above
- Has a high cumulative grade-point average
- Has an Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba student membership
Amount
1 award of $1,000
This annual scholarship awards a third year engineering student who has just completed the academic year, demonstrated leadership, and who has worked in Canada's Northland.
Eligibility
- In third-year studies at the Faculty of Engineering (University of Manitoba)
- Must be a Canadian citizen
- Has demonstrated initiative and potential for leadership
- Has worked at least one summer in Canada's Northland
Amount
1 award of $500, awarded during the fourth year of engineering
Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba Annual Geoscience Scholarship
This scholarship awards $1,000 to a third year geoscience student who will be entering their fourth year.
Engineers Canada National Scholarship Program
Visit Engineers Canada for details.
Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation
These scholarships award female engineering students in Canada at the undergraduate, master's or doctorate levels. Visit the Awards for Women in Engineering page for details.