Fees & Scholarships
From scholarships to assistantships and external awards, we offer many options to help you fund your graduate education.
Your tuition and fees will vary based on your program, year, courses, and residency status. These fees cover the costs of your education, including resources and support services.
From FEAS-specific awards to TMU-wide scholarships there are hundreds of awards being updated regularly on the AwardSpring site.
How AwardSpring works:
- Sign into AwardSpring (external link) .
All of your information (financial, program/discipline etc.) is pulled from your MyTMU profile automatically. This personalized experience means AwardSpring will display all of the awards you are specifically eligible for. - Make sure you fill out the self declaration form.
This form includes information not available on MyTMU and informs AwardSpring that you may also be eligible for awards specific to your identity and circumstance (i.e. awards supporting equity-deserving groups etc.) - Check AwardSpring often.
Only the awards that are currently open are displayed on AwardSpring at any time. Although we aim to provide reminders, checking AwardSpring regularly means you reduce the risk of missing awards available to you. - Explore external awards below.
Yes, there are awards you may be eligible for from industry partners and from the faculty that are not rewarded through AwardSpring. See those external awards below, and check back here regularly for updates.
Examples of Scholarships on AwardSpring
The Stalin Boctor Graduating Student Award
Valued at $4,000 is given to a full-time Faculty of Engineering and Architectural Science master’s student who demonstrates financial need, as well as academic excellence in their fourth year of undergraduate studies.
FEAS Indigenous Graduate Student Support Fund
Provides up to $5,000 each year to full-time FEAS graduate students who identify as an Indigenous person in Canada.
Visit Awards Spring (external link) to apply for these awards and more!
Although most awards provided by TMU are available on AwardSpring (external link) , not all are. Awards that are granted by external donors directly to students, awards that are awarded from faculty advisors and do not require an application, and team-based awards for exemplar projects are just some examples of awards not available on AwardSpring. Those awards are listed below. Remember to bookmark this page and check back regularly for updated awards.
FEAS & External Awards
Valued at $30,000 per year over four academic years, the IBET Momentum Fellowship provides financial assistance for up to two full-time FEAS PhD students who self-identify as Indigenous or Black. For more information on the selection criteria and how to apply, visit the IBET Momentum Fellowship page.
From $5,000 to $25,000, the Esch Awards offer FEAS students who have ideas for products, new technologies or social enterprises support and funding to develop and prepare their entrepreneurial endeavours for market.
Learn more about application and eligibility details
The FEAS Graduate Studies Travel Fund provides recipients with up to $1,000 to cover the cost of travel, accommodation, registration fees and other expenses related to attendance, the program gives students the opportunity to showcase their work, disseminate cutting-edge information and make industry connections outside of the university. For more information on selection criteria and how to apply, visit Graduate Student Funds.
If you choose to obtain your double degree with Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences (HsKA), you may qualify for one of four $9,000 fellowships from FEAS. For more information, visit FEAS’s International Double Degree page.
The travel grant program is intended to assist graduate students with costs associated with travel, accommodations, and conference registration related to academic work. The grant available per student is a maximum of $500. Find out if you qualify and how to apply via the Toronto Metropolitan University Students’ Union (TMGSU).
For current members of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE-3), such as graduate assistants, teaching assistants and lab monitors, two sources of funds are available: the $150 Unit 3 General Assistance Fund (external link) and the $350 Unit 3 Health Spending Account and Enrollment Claim Benefit (external link) .
Did you know, OSAP is available to graduate students?
Although different rules and regulations apply, graduate students can apply for full-time assistance from the Ontario government.
View OSAP eligibility and other financial assistance options.
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- Career Boost roles
- Research, graduate and teaching assistantships
- Internships
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