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» Go to news mainUndergraduate Student Research Awards (USRA)
NSERC (Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada) sponsors a program of awards to outstanding undergraduate students. These awards are meant to encourage undergraduate students to undertake graduate studies and pursue a research career in the natural sciences and engineering.泭
The purpose of the award is to supplement the salary of a summer student who is working on an individual research project, designed in conjunction with a faculty member who holds an NSERC Research Grant.泭 Faculty of Agriculture has four awards to be held in the summer of 2014.泭
Students must work full-time (16 weeks) in research and development in the natural sciences and engineering during tenure of the award.泭 To be eligible, students must:
- be Canadian citizen or permanent resident.
- be registered in a bachelor's degree program (at the time of application) in the natural sciences or engineering.
- have completed all the course requirements of at least the first year of university study (or two academic terms) of your bachelor���s degree.泭 Students graduating in May are eligible to hold an award.
- have a minimum cumulative average of B- (70%).
- not have already held three previous other USRA awards.
Application information and a list of eligible research supervisors are available at .泭
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