Published: 28 Nov 2023 875 views
The Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science is deeply committed to fostering diversity within the engineering and technology sector. In particular, we aim to increase the representation and active involvement of Indigenous and Black communities.
In line with Concordia's ongoing efforts to empower, mentor, and provide comprehensive support to aspiring leaders in both academia and industry, we are pleased to announce the launch of the Indigenous and Black Engineering/Technology (IBET) Momentum Fellowship. This prestigious fellowship has been established to attract highly qualified domestic applicants who self-identify as Indigenous or Black, and to offer them financial support throughout their academic journey.
We're a next-generation university, one that reimagines the future of higher education on a continual basis. Located in the vibrant and multicultural city of Montreal, Concordia is among the most innovative universities in its approach to experiential learning, research and online education.
Application Deadline | Not Specified |
Country to study | Canada |
School to study | Concordia University |
Type | Fellowship |
Course to study | View courses |
Sponsor | Concordia University |
Gender | Men and Women |
Two recipients per year will receive $35,000 a year for four years, along with the support of an IBET mentor, as they pursue doctorate degrees and specialized engineering research.
The Department is expected to rank the nominees and forward the applications together with the ranking to the Office of the Dean (email to Iliada Athienitis) by mid-October. Departments are expected to provide an internal deadline for their faculty members. The GCS Graduate Prize Committee will meet to select two award recipients by the first week of November.
Students are automatically considered for this award at the time of admission; no additional application is required.
To nominate a student, the Department should send the following to the Graduate Program Director:
For more details visit: Concordia University website.