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About this opportunity

The program provides financial support and recognition for students conducting SDG‑relevant research. Key features:

Award amount: One‑time $1,500 CAD for a 12‑month period (renewable annually with good academic standing).
Streams: • Undergraduate — full‑time 3rd year+ students working with an SDGs Scholars Academy Fellow or affiliate. • Graduate — full‑time Master’s or PhD students (after 1 year of study) supervised by an SDGs@UofT affiliate or fellow.
Research themes: Health, natural sciences & engineering, social sciences & humanities, or interdisciplinary projects.
Commitment to diversity: Strong encouragement for applications from racialized persons, women, Indigenous students, persons with disabilities, LGBTQ+ communities, and others contributing to diversity.

Who can apply

Undergraduate: Full‑time, 3rd year+ students supervised by SDGs@UofT affiliate/fellow
Graduate: Full‑time Master’s/PhD students with ≥1 year completed, supervised by SDGs@UofT affiliate/fellow
Must submit:
Online application form
Project title & summary (SDG relevance, methods, knowledge mobilization plan)
CV
Supervisor’s reference letter (1–2 pages, confirming enrollment & research merits

University of Toronto – SDGs@UofT InitiativeAward

SDGs@UofT Students Awards Program 2025

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Opportunity type

Award

Funding

Fully Funded

Location

Canada (Ontario) - Toronto

Deadline

Archived

About this opportunity

The program provides financial support and recognition for students conducting SDG‑relevant research. Key features:

Award amount: One‑time $1,500 CAD for a 12‑month period (renewable annually with good academic standing).
Streams: • Undergraduate — full‑time 3rd year+ students working with an SDGs Scholars Academy Fellow or affiliate. • Graduate — full‑time Master’s or PhD students (after 1 year of study) supervised by an SDGs@UofT affiliate or fellow.
Research themes: Health, natural sciences & engineering, social sciences & humanities, or interdisciplinary projects.
Commitment to diversity: Strong encouragement for applications from racialized persons, women, Indigenous students, persons with disabilities, LGBTQ+ communities, and others contributing to diversity.

Who can apply

Undergraduate: Full‑time, 3rd year+ students supervised by SDGs@UofT affiliate/fellow
Graduate: Full‑time Master’s/PhD students with ≥1 year completed, supervised by SDGs@UofT affiliate/fellow
Must submit:
Online application form
Project title & summary (SDG relevance, methods, knowledge mobilization plan)
CV
Supervisor’s reference letter (1–2 pages, confirming enrollment & research merits

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