Explore a wide range of scholarships for students pursuing careers in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics), designed to support women, gender-diverse individuals, and other underrepresented groups in these fields. While it’s important to review each scholarship’s full application guidelines, don’t hesitate to apply even if you don’t meet every requirement—you may still be the most qualified applicant. Good luck as you pursue financial support on your journey to a STEM career!
WRDC-NL Hydro Trades and Technology Scholarship – Awarded to six female and gender-diverse students entering their first year in a skilled trades or technology program.
Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation (CEMF) – Open to women with Canadian citizenship or permanent residency who are full-time students in an accredited Canadian engineering program (excluding final-year students).
FIRST Robotics – A variety of scholarships are available to alumni who participated in a FIRST Robotics Competition or Tech Challenge within the past two years. There are currently seven teams operating in NL!
Palantir Women in Technology Scholarship – North America – For undergraduate students in Canada, Mexico, or the US, majoring in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or related fields. Applicants must identify as women and not have previously received a Palantir scholarship.
Ingenium – NSERC STEAM Horizon Awards – Canadian citizens or permanent residents aged 16-18 with academic achievements (minimum 80% average) and accomplishments in STEAM. Applicants must be entering their first year of a Canadian post-secondary institution in a STEAM field.
Virginia Heinlein Memorial Scholarship – Open to international applicants pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering, Math, Physical, or Biological Sciences. Requires an essay on a new topic for returning applicants.
TD Scholarship for Community Leadership – Open to high school seniors with strong community leadership experience and a minimum 75% overall grade. Applications open each September for students starting university the following year.
Charles Labatiuk Scholarship via Nature Canada – Open to Canadian students studying environmental systems, ecosystems, and their relationship with human societies.
Kin Canada – For Canadian citizens or permanent residents currently graduating high school or enrolled in a post-secondary program. See the Kin Canada page for additional requirements.
Catherine (Chad) Bradley Scholarship Award – An annual $3,000 scholarship for women pursuing careers in occupational health and safety. Open to full- or part-time students enrolled in an accredited Canadian college or university.
Dick Martin Scholarship Award – An annual $3,000 scholarship for students in occupational health and safety programs, covering fields like mine safety, industrial hygiene, and safety management.
Export Development Canada (EDC) Scholarships – Twenty scholarships are available to students studying international business, IT, and finance. Additional scholarships support students from underrepresented communities, including Black, Indigenous, 2SLGBTQIA+, and more.
The Society for Canadian Women in Science (SCWIST) – A range of scholarships supporting STEM education for women and girls. Additional opportunities are listed on the SCWIST page.
Women in Tech – A curated list of STEM-related scholarships and bursaries with varying eligibility requirements.
Ontario Network of Women in Engineering (ONWIE) – A comprehensive list of national and international scholarship opportunities for women in engineering.
Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum Scholarship Database – A searchable database of scholarships for students pursuing studies in mining, geology, engineering, and related fields, with specific options for NL residents.
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