Applicants must have been accepted into a master's or doctoral program at a Canadian university and have received a first-class average over the last two years of their studies. In addition, applicants must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents of Canada and must have completed no more than 36 months of graduate studies at the time of nomination for the scholarship. Candidates must be nominated by their university. Yes, if you meet all other eligibility criteria.
Awards are for two years.
The university then issues payments to the student, under the authority of the Dean of Graduate Studies. Company contributions should be managed in the same way. Each application must include Form 200 and other supporting documentation, including a detailed description of the proposed collaboration and an agreement signed by all parties covering intellectual property and other matters.