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Established to pay tribute to Dr. Margaret McCready’s contributions as Principal and Dean of Macdonald Institute from 1949 to 1968. Selection will be based on high academic achievement during the completion of a Master’s program as demonstrated by grades and research accomplishments. Application materials to pursue studies at the University of Guelph received by February

Apply by August 15th by submitting the OAC Graduate Application Form. Selection will be based on academic excellence. Students entering in Winter, Summer or Fall of the award year (i.e. students would be in semesters 1, 2, or 3 at the time the award will be distributed) into any full-time graduate program offered by the School

Level of Study Undergraduate Postgraduate (Taught) Fees Status Overseas Mode of Study Full-Time Application Required Yes The Lincoln Global Leaders Scholarship is designed to recognise the achievements and potential of international students joining the University of Lincoln in September/October 2023 or January/February 2024. Who is it for? The Lincoln Global Leaders Scholarship is designed to recognise

The Deans’ Scholarships are awarded to students showing outstanding academic and research performance. Departments will nominate students to the College Awards Committee on the basis of academic and research performance/potential, including progress in the program of study. Students registered in full-time or part-time studies in a master’s program (maximum 4 semesters) or doctoral program (maximum

The Dr. Clifford G. Riley OAC ’23 Graduate Entrance Scholarship was created by his son David C. Riley as a tribute and memorial to his father whose career in forestry and education began at the Ontario Agricultural College. OAC Awards will request nominations from units in the Fall. Selection will be based on the strongest

Established in memory of Dorothy Britton, a graduate of the Macdonald Institute (1939). Recipients are selected on the basis of high academic achievement. Preference will be given to students entering a Master’s program. No application is required. Full-time students registered in a Master’s program in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition with a

Selection will be based on the highest admission ranking. This scholarship can be held with all other U of G awards, but not with other DEF Entrance Awards. No application is required. Full-time students entering an MA program or PhD program offered by the Department of Economics and Finance with a minimum 80% admission average.

Established In memory of the late Earnest Austin Weir, OAC ’12. Application is not required Full-time entering graduate students in the areas of Environmental Sciences, Capacity Development & Extension, and Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics, Landscape Architecture and Rural Planning and Development who have at least a ‘B+’ average and will be conducting research on

OAC Awards will request nominations from units in the Fall. Selection will be based on the strongest admission application package. Students who are entering a full-time, thesis-based Master’s or doctoral graduate program offered by the Department of Food, Agricultural & Resource Economics (FARE). Preference will be given to students who are not receiving any other

Established to honour alumnus Dr. Cairn’s (BSc (Agr) ’65) commitment to safe water. The award is presented in even numbered fiscal years (May to April) to a student entering a graduate program in water-related chemistry who is judged by the Department of Chemistry to be the most innovative in area of research focus. No application

Established to honour alumnus Dr. Cairn’s (BSc (Agr) ’65) commitment to safe water. Apply by June 1, to the school of Engineering Awards Committee soe.gradawards@uoguelph.ca with a CV and Statement of Research Intent. Selection will be based on the CV and the most innovative Statement of Research Intent according to the School of Engineering Graduate

This award honors Dr. Thomas John Hulland’s life, his career as a veterinary pathologist, and the partnership of Tom and Eleanore Hulland. Tom grew up on the Canadian prairies during the dustbowl years. He learned early to be a resourceful problem solver. Outstanding role models in his life recognized Tom’s inquisitive nature, his intelligence, and

The Lincoln University International Pathway Merit scholarship was established in 2018 to support academically proven International students who have not previously studied at Lincoln University. A scholarship to the value of NZ$2,500 is available, and is payable by way of a credit to the recipient’s Lincoln University Tuition Fees account upon confirmed enrolment in one