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Luke Santi Memorial Award

National

Who can apply: Graduating Canadian high school students entering physical sciences

Amount and deadline

AWARD VALUE
$1,000
DEADLINE May 31, 2027
NEEDS 80% average

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Who can apply

Graduating Canadian high school students entering physical sciences

Worth knowing

Applications are accepted until May 31 every year. One $1,000 award, and the winner is notified in the fall.

About this scholarship

The Luke Santi Memorial Award honours a graduating high school student who embodies excellence in the physical sciences. Named for a passionate young scientist, this $1,000 award from the Perimeter Institute requires a minimum 80% average and acceptance into a full-time physical sciences program at a Canadian university. Applicants must demonstrate scientific curiosity, extracurricular involvement, and community contributions. Two letters of recommendation are required. The recipient also receives an invitation to visit the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics.