Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL) Undergraduate Science Scholarship

Award type: 
Scholarships/awards
Award description: 

A scholarship, valued at $5,000, will be awarded annually to a full-time undergraduate student enrolled in Year Three or Four of any program in the Faculty of Science. Selection is based on academic excellence (minimum 80% cumulative average), combined with a demonstrated interest in the nuclear sector as shown through their extracurricular involvement, research projects, co-op work terms, and special projects. Interested students should submit an application by October 15. This scholarship is made possible by Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL) to foster the next generation of scientists for Canada’s nuclear sector.

Value: 
$5,000
Eligibility & selection criteria: 
  • enrolled in Year Three or Four of any program in the Faculty of Science
  • minimum cumulative average of 80%
  • demonstrated interest in the nuclear sector
Level: 
Year Three, Year Four
Program:
Science→Biochemistry, Biology, Biomedical Sciences, Biotechnology/CPA, Biotechnology/Economics, Chemistry, Earth and Environmental Sciences, Materials and Nanosciences, Mathematical Physics, Medicinal Chemistry, Optometry, Pharmacy, Physics and Astronomy, Psychology, Science, Science and Business, Science and Aviation
Citizenship: 
Canadian citizen/permanent resident, International/study permit student
Selection process: 
Application required
Term: 
Fall
Application details:
  • Complete the applicable term Undergraduate Award Application
    • At this time we are only accepting applications for awards with a Spring deadline (May - August).
    • Access the Spring Term Undergraduate Award Application on our Undergraduate Studies Form page.
    • The application for awards with deadlines in a future term will be available by the start of that term – please check back later.
    • Complete a separate application for each award you wish to be considered for.
Application deadline: 
October 15
Contact:
  • Student Awards & Financial Aid
    • safainfo@uwaterloo.ca
    • The Centre, Needles Hall