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CEMF John Evans Engineering Entrance Award

National

Who can apply: Women entering an accredited Canadian engineering program directly from high school

Amount and deadline

AWARD VALUE
$5,000
DEADLINE TBA

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

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Who can apply

Women entering an accredited Canadian engineering program directly from high school

Worth knowing

The foundation states plainly that this award is not based on academic achievement, which makes it unusual among engineering entrance awards and worth applying for on a mid-range average. You must self-identify as a woman and hold Canadian citizenship or permanent residency.

About this scholarship

A $5,000 entrance award from the Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation for a young woman entering an accredited Canadian engineering program from high school. It also carries a potential paid summer engineering work placement with Fortis at one of their Canadian utilities after second or third year.