Are you interested in Science? Want to become an engineer? Then don't miss out on this opportunity!
Since 2004, the Fellowship program is for students who will enter the first year of a full-time science undergraduate degree program. The Fellowship includes an award of $3,000 and a six-week summer research position at TRIUMF, Canada's National Laboratory for Particle and Nuclear Physics. Three or more fellowships are awarded each year to students graduating from the BC secondary school system.
Students must be nominated by their secondary school, to a maximum of two students per school.
Although very important, academic performance is only part of the review criteria; the award is intended for individuals with a passion for science, particularly physics. We advise that you encourage the students to aim for strong written statements and reference letters.
Students must be nominated by their secondary school, to a maximum of two students per school.
Although very important, academic performance is only part of the review criteria; the award is intended for individuals with a passion for science, particularly physics. We advise that you encourage the students to aim for strong written statements and reference letters.
One Fellowship will be the Canadian Society for Senior Engineers C. Gordon Lindsay Memorial award, offered to a student fulfilling all the requirements of the Fellowship and who intends to pursue a career in engineering.
Application forms will be accepted only electronically by emailing PDF copies to hsfellowship@triumf.ca. The program guidelines and application forms can be downloaded from:
http://www.triumf.ca/outreach/high-school-fellowship
DEADLINE: MARCH 31
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