Dr. Margaret “Marmie” Perkins Hess Graduate Fellowships in Earth, Ocean, Astronomy, and Environmental Sciences
Fellowships of a minimum of $15,000 are awarded to outstanding domestic or international graduate students whose research focus is on earth, ocean, astronomy and/or environmental sciences.
These fellowships may be renewed for one additional year for a Master's student and up to two additional years for a PhD student providing the student maintains a first class grade point average and full time registration in their graduate degree program.
Students apply via the online graduate scholarship application between July 01 and September 15 and must submit a one-page summary of their research subject, one academic reference letter (signed), and one-page list of publications, patents, conference presentations and other significant awards or academic accomplishments. Approval of the recipients will be made by the Faculty of Graduate Studies Graduate Awards Committee.
Amount
minimum of $15,000
Application deadline
September 15
Eligibility
Normally, the minimum requirement for consideration is an A- average and any additional criteria that has been established by the donor. Application details, deadlines and eligibility criteria are all listed in the award description. Unless otherwise noted in the award description, you must be a full-time graduate student.
How to apply
Students may apply via the online graduate scholarship application between July 1st and September 15th.
- Go to www.uvic.ca/applyforawards
- Sign into your Online Tools account
- Select “Apply for Awards” or “View and modify current award applications” if you have previously viewed/started this application
- Select the Aid Year and Period
- Select the Application “FGS Scholarship Application”
- Complete sections of application, ensuring you click ‘apply for award’ on each individual award page for the award you are applying for
- Submit any required documentation to fgsgradawards@uvic.ca
- SUBMIT your application
Retaining funding
Ongoing UVic graduate funding requires students to maintain a minimum level of academic standing and some ongoing maintenance.