WiN Canada Student Scholarship

Student Scholarships are awarded to students who have played pivotal roles in promoting the benefits of nuclear industry in their studies or communities

WiN (Women in Nuclear) Canada wishes to recognize young women who play a pivotal role, in their studies and in their communities, in highlighting the benefits of the nuclear industry. The WiN Canada Student Scholarship will be awarded to four (4) deserving applicants who will receive an engraved plaque and a financial contribution of CAN $3,000 each, to be put towards their continued pursuit of a career in the nuclear industry. 

Awards will be provided as following:

• One (1) scholarship for a woman currently enrolled and in good standing in an undergraduate university program, with a clear, demonstrated interest and career path in the nuclear industry
• One (1) scholarship for a woman currently enrolled and in good standing in a graduate program, with a clear, demonstrated interest and career path in the nuclear industry
• One (1) scholarship for a woman currently enrolled and in good standing in a technical college or trade school program, with a clear, demonstrated interest and career path in the nuclear industry
• One (1) scholarship for an Indigenous woman currently enrolled and in good standing in either an undergraduate, graduate, or technical college or trade school program, with a clear, demonstrated interest and career path in the nuclear industry.

The winners of the scholarships are encouraged to attend the Women in Nuclear Canada Conference in Niagara Falls in 2025 (October 5 – October 8, 2025). Conference, transportation (train, plane, bus, taxi, kilometers, or other) and accommodation at the most economical rates are included for the recipient. No other travel expenses are eligible. An extra ticket to the awards ceremony or a technical tour registration is also included.

The scholarships will be generously provided by E.S. Fox, with the goal of highlighting the many career opportunities within the industry and the vision of a more diverse and inclusive workforce.

Eligibility:

Women currently enrolled and in good standing at a Canadian university, technical college, or trade school program who can demonstrate their interest in working in the nuclear industry once their studies are complete. Work experience in the industry is an asset, however, it is not a requirement. All fields of study will be considered. Applicants must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents.