The Bank of Canada is pleased to announce the names of the scholarship recipients intended for students who are part of various groups: disabled, Aboriginal people, LGBTQ2S+people, French -speaking and people who identify as a woman or as members of a visible minority or a racialized group. We know that the inclusion of identities and various ideas promotes innovative thought and better results for the Canadian population. This principle is essential to our success as an influential central bank. This is why our scholarships aim to encourage Canadians of various horizons to continue their studies and consider a career in a field -related field.
Here are the recipients of 2024-2025:
- Abigail MelocheBaccalaureate program in economics at Carleton University
- Allison tsypinBaccalaureate program in mathematics at McGill University
- Andy DuanBaccalaureate program for economics at Princeton University
- April QuillBaccalaureate program ès sciences with specialization in statistics at the University of Manitoba
- Wendy LiaoBaccalaureate program in IT and business administration at Western University
- Elliot ThordarsonBaccalaureate program in trade at the IH Asper Business School (University of Manitoba)
- Katherine Brennanholder of a baccalaureate in economics and statistics at the University of Toronto who plans to pursue studies of master’s degree in economics
- Katherine KarapetrovicBaccalaureate program in international economics at the University of British Columbia
- Laila ViraniBaccalaureate program in business administration at the University of British Columbia
- Linda Nidale-SadeckBaccalaureate program in economics at Carleton University
- Manahil malikholder of a bachelor’s degree in economics at the University of Toronto who plans to pursue master’s studies in economics
- Manuel FernandezBaccalaureate program in commerce, management, economy and finance at the University of Guelph
- Melody JohnsonCollegial Program in Protection, Security and Survey at CONESTOGA COLLEGE
- Rand Al-InaimiBaccalaureate program in trade with option in business technology management at the Telfer management school (University of Ottawa)
- Rosana GaoBaccalaureate program in applied sciences (engineering) at the University of Toronto
- Simeon MuepuBaccalaureate program in finance at the University of Montreal
- Xavier Desroches BorellyBaccalaureate program ès sciences in computer science at Western University
- Yeo Eun Chiholder of a bachelor’s degree in business administration with specialization in finance at the University of Toronto who plans to pursue master’s studies in economics
The banking scholarship recipients receive $ 8,000 Canadian dollars 2024-2025. The scholarships aim to help students from the following groups to pay their tuition fees in a recognized teaching establishment:
- Disabled
- Aboriginal
- LGBTQ2S+
- Francophones
- People who identify like a woman
- People who identify themselves as members of a racialized group
Recipients can be offered a possibility of employment to the bank and benefit from the mentoring of an experienced person within the institution.
The winners of the master’s scholarship for students in economics or finance must have obtained a undergraduate diploma issued by a Canadian university or have started the last two years of lessons leading to this diploma, and identify as a woman. In addition to the Stock Exchange of $ 10,000 Canadian, winners can be offered a job possibility to the bank and benefit from the mentoring of an experienced person in the institution.
To discover all the possibilities offered to students, visit our website.
