British Columbia Graduate Scholarship

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Deadline

Check with graduate program

Annual Value

$15,000

Citizenship

Canadian
Permanent Resident

Degree Level

Masters
Doctoral
 

The province of British Columbia has funded graduate scholarships in any field of study, with emphasis on research in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields, and support for Indigenous students. The scholarships of $15,000 will be awarded by graduate programs and disciplinary Faculties.

 

Eligibility

These awards are only available to Canadian citizens and Permanent Residents.

Application Procedures

Application procedures are set by graduate programs.

Nomination Procedures

Programs with BCGS allocation should use the awards recommendation form to recommend students for BCGS. The award number is 6768. Scholarships can only be assigned at $15,000 per student. These awards must be spent by the end of 2020/2021.

Profiles of Award Holders

Patrick Huber

Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science (PhD)

Data-driven Discourse Prediction using Distant Supervision

Leah Shipton

Doctor of Philosophy in Political Science (PhD)

Global health governance of extractive industries: An examination of power dynamics shaping the roles, influence and aspirations of health-specific actors

Cidnee Luu

Master of Applied Science in Biomedical Engineering (MASc)

Developing Wearable EEG Sensors to Study Head Impacts in Ice Hockey

Ryan Jamula

Master of Arts in Sociology (MA)

The Impact of Income Assistance Design on Health and Social Service Utilization

Lazar Atanackovic

Master of Applied Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering (MASc)

Machine Learning Based Shipping Noise Suppression in Underwater Acoustic Communications

Hassan Halawa

Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical and Computer Engineering (PhD)

Artemis: Defending Against Automated Large-Scale Cyber Intrusions by Focusing on the Vulnerable Population

Lauren Vincent

Master of Science in Geography (MSc)

Alluvial Fan Processes

Hannah Green

Master of Arts in Linguistics (MA)

Information Structure of Word Order in Secwepemctsín (Shuswap)

Sedigheh Zolaktaf

Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science (PhD)

Efficient inference and prediction for large continuous-time Markov chains, with applications to nucleic acid kinetic simulators
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Further Information

News release - Province to support UBC’s graduate students with new scholarships

Should you have any questions, please contact Marija Zimonja at marija.zimonja@ubc.ca.