University of Waterloo Davis Memorial Scholarship in Ecology 2026
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Description
The scholarship is awarded annually to outstanding graduate students at the University of Waterloo in the field of ecology, valued at $5,000…
Full Description
The Davis Memorial Scholarship in Ecology was established in memory of Robert M. and Doreen M. Davis and will be awarded annually to outstanding graduate students at the University of Waterloo in the field of ecology.
The value of this scholarship is $5,000, split across the Fall and Winter terms. The number of awards varies from year to year.
Amount
CAD 5,000 – 5,000
Funding Types
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Application LinkDeadline
Oct 15, 2026
Expires in 9 days
Benefits
- $5,000 each split across the Fall and Winter term. The number of awards vary from year to year.
How to Apply
Applications and required supporting documentation (as outlined on the application form) must be submitted to the applicant's department for ranking purposes by October 15th, before being forwarded to Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs.
Selection Process:
- The department ranks applicants based on research potential/contribution to ecology, academic excellence, and extracurricular activities/leadership, then forwards top candidates to Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs.
- The Advisory Committee on Graduate Scholarships & Awards reviews and ranks the submitted applications.
- Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs communicates results to applicants by the end of November.
For More Information, Visit University of Waterloo Webpage
Required Documents
As outlined on the official application form (PDF), likely includes transcripts and supporting materials demonstrating research potential; refer to the linked PDF for the complete document checklist.
Eligibility Criteria
In order to be eligible to apply for this scholarship applicants must:
- be registered full-time in a graduate program at the University of Waterloo
- be registered in any area of Ecology, in the broadest terms
- have obtained a first class average (80%) over the last two completed years of study
