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Project Management Scholarships in Canada

Project Management scholarships awarded in Canada for higher education students. Includes scholarships, awards, prizes and bursaries in the field of Project Management.

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Canadian Project Management Awards, Bursaries, Prizes and Scholarships

ScholarshipUniversityFacultyDepartmentMajor
Bob McTague Graduate Award in Project ManagementUniversity of CalgarySchulich School of EngineeringDepartment of Civil EngineeringProject Management
General Contractors' Section - T.C.A. AwardsRyerson UniversityFaculty of Engineering, Architecture and ScienceDepartment of Architectural ScienceProject Management
Genivar ScholarshipRyerson UniversityFaculty of Engineering, Architecture and ScienceElectrical and Computer Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering or Architectural Science: Project Management
J.L. Beaton Awards in Architectural ScienceRyerson UniversityFaculty of Engineering, Architecture and ScienceDepartment of Architectural ScienceBuilding Science, Building Science option, Project Management
Morrison Hershfield AwardRyerson UniversityFaculty of Engineering, Architecture and ScienceDepartment of Architectural ScienceArchitectural Science, Project Management, Building Science
Paul F. Gans ScholarshipUniversity of CalgaryProject Management
Sepp Hannikainen Memorial AwardsRyerson UniversityFaculty of Engineering, Architecture and ScienceDepartment of Architectural ScienceProject Management
Tomjenovic ScholarshipsRyerson UniversityFaculty of Engineering, Architecture and ScienceDepartment of Architectural ScienceProject Management





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