About
HEC Montréal is a French-language university-level business school located in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. It is one of Canada's oldest and most prestigious business schools, offering undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs in business administration and management. The institution is affiliated with the Université de Montréal and is known for its research contributions and international accreditations.
Funding Opportunities
Bourse Sommet jeunesse international (Youth Forum)
This scholarship is offered to a student from the HEC Montréal community aged 18 to 30 years who wishes to participate in an international youth summit (Youth Forum). The scholarship provides mobility support for students undertaking international travel or mobility projects as part of their studies. Applicants must demonstrate proficiency in English (reading, speaking, and writing). The scholarship requires recipients to have completed and successfully passed at least one trimester of studies in their program and present an excellent academic record. This is a mobility scholarship that supports international engagement and professional development through participation in youth summits.
Bourse de recherche de premier cycle (BRPC) - CRSNG
Les bourses de recherche au 1er cycle (BRPC) ont pour but de susciter l'intérêt des membres de la communauté étudiante à l'égard de la recherche en sciences naturelles et en génie ainsi qu'à promouvoir les études supérieures. Ces bourses aident financièrement les étudiants souhaitant acquérir de l'expérience en recherche en milieu universitaire et constituent un atout considérable pour ceux désirant poursuivre leurs études aux cycles supérieurs. Le programme exige un stage de recherche de 14 à 16 semaines consécutives à temps plein durant un même trimestre, pouvant débuter en janvier, mai ou septembre. Le montant minimal de la bourse est de 8 000 $, dont 6 000 $ provenant du CRSNG et 2 000 $ de la part de la direction du stage. La direction du stage doit être assurée par un membre du corps professoral de HEC Montréal menant un projet de recherche dans l'un des domaines soutenus par le CRSNG. Les candidats doivent être citoyens canadiens ou résidents permanents, inscrits à temps plein au baccalauréat, avoir complété entre 24 et 90 crédits avec une moyenne cumulative minimale de 3.0. Les domaines d'études admissibles incluent la finance, la gestion des opérations et logistique, le marketing, les méthodes quantitatives et les technologies de l'information. Le nombre de candidatures sélectionnées dépend du quota de bourses disponible à HEC Montréal.
Suppléments aux bourses de 1er cycle du CRSNG (FRQNT-BPCA)
This scholarship supplement program is offered by the Fonds de recherche du Québec - Nature et technologies (FRQNT) to support undergraduate students receiving NSERC (CRSNG) scholarships. The supplement provides additional financial support to help students finance research projects and activities related to their field of study, including research internships, supervised projects, and academic research work. The program aims to enhance the research experience of undergraduate students in Quebec academic institutions. Applications must be submitted through the FRQNT website following their specific guidelines and requirements.
Bourse postdoctorale du CRSH (BP)
The SSHRC Postdoctoral Fellowship (BP) is a research funding opportunity provided by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (CRSH/SSHRC). This fellowship is designed to support postdoctoral researchers in the social sciences and humanities to pursue research projects within their field of study. The fellowship provides substantial financial support to help researchers advance their academic careers and conduct important research during the postdoctoral period. To be eligible, applicants must hold Canadian citizenship, permanent residency in Canada, or be a protected person under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act. Candidates must hold or expect to obtain a doctoral degree in one of the research areas supported by SSHRC. The fellowship is intended for full-time postdoctoral research activities. The program aims to help members of the student community finance research projects and activities related to their field of study, including research internships, supervised projects, theses, and dissertations. This prestigious fellowship supports the development of highly qualified researchers in Canada's social sciences and humanities sectors.
Science en exil - volet étudiantes et étudiants
Le programme vise à faciliter l'accès aux bourses de formation des FRQ pour la population étudiante en provenance d'un pays en proie à une situation d'urgence. Les soutiens mis en place peuvent aider les étudiantes et les étudiants en exil en fournissant des bourses, ainsi que des possibilités de formation linguistique et de réseautage grâce à la collaboration des établissements d'enseignement supérieur québécois. This research scholarship program supports refugee and international students from countries experiencing emergency situations. Candidates must first find a research supervisor willing to direct their master's or doctoral research project. The host institution must cover 25% of the total scholarship amount, with the FRQ providing 75% of the funding. The program provides financial support for research activities related to their field of study including research internships, supervised projects, thesis work, and other academic research endeavors.
Bourse pour la participation à une retraite d'écriture - Thèsez-vous
This scholarship supports students at HEC Montréal who participate in person at a writing retreat organized by the non-profit organization 'Thèsez-vous'. A writing retreat consists of more than 20 consecutive hours of writing, without any other concerns, alongside around forty members of the student community from all disciplines and universities in Quebec. The scholarship is retroactive and is designed to help finance research-related activities connected to students' field of study. Only students enrolled in a master's program with a thesis component are eligible. Priority is given to students in the final stages of their studies and those who have never received this scholarship before.
Bourse pour stage en milieu de pratique (BSMP) - FRQSC
The BSMP is a scholarship program designed for graduate students (master's and doctoral level) in the humanities, social sciences, arts, and letters who wish to undertake an internship in a professional practice setting. The internship can last between 2 to 6 months, providing students with practical experience in their field of study. The scholarship provides monthly financial support of $1,500 CAD per month for the duration of the internship. Applications can be submitted at any time through the FRQnet portal, and the internship must begin within six months of submitting the application. This program aims to bridge academic research with practical professional environments, enhancing students' understanding of real-world applications in their disciplines.
Bourse de stages internationaux et autres projets de mobilité
Ce programme de bourses vise à encourager la mobilité étudiante dans le cadre d'expériences d'études non rémunérées ou faiblement rémunérées, puis créditées dans le cheminement académique. Le coût de la vie de la destination et le budget du membre de la communauté étudiante seront pris en considération lors du jury. Cette bourse n'est pas applicable pour l'École d'été de management de la créativité (MOSAÏC), les campus à l'international, le MMIAM et le programme d'échanges internationaux (PEI). La bourse est offerte pour des séjours internationaux ou projets de mobilité dans le cadre des études à HEC Montréal. Les candidats doivent soumettre un dossier complet incluant les dates de stage, une description du stage non rémunéré, des preuves de confirmation pour transport et hébergement, preuve d'inscription à HEC Montréal, relevé de notes récent, lettre de motivation, et un budget détaillé pour la période du stage.
Bourse pour la réalisation de collectes de données (M. Sc.)
This scholarship is offered to support the completion of data collection activities as part of a master's thesis or supervised research project conducted in an academic context. The scholarship is designed to help students finance their data collection activities that are not already funded by their research supervisors. Applications must be submitted in the term before the data collection is conducted or at the latest during the term in which it is being carried out. The maximum value of this scholarship is $500 CAD. Awards are evaluated based on financial need (50%), progression in the study program (30%), and the justification and importance of the data collection for advancing the thesis or supervised project (20%). Three scholarships of $500 each are available per term.
Prix du CORIM - Affaires
Le Prix du CORIM - Affaires is a research internship award offered to a master's student who wishes to carry out a research project related to the field of international business. The research internship must be a minimum of three months in duration and must be completed at a host institution outside of Canada. The internship must begin after the award is granted. One prize will be awarded to one of the four finalist candidates from authorized Montreal management schools. The award is presented by the Conseil des relations internationales de Montréal (CORIM) and is designed to support student mobility and international research experience in business.
Bourse doctorale - Fondation des CPA du Québec
Cette bourse s'adresse aux comptables professionnels agréés (CPA), membres en règle de l'Ordre des comptables professionnels agréés du Québec qui poursuivent des études doctorales dans un domaine d'expertise de la profession de CPA. Le programme vise à soutenir financièrement les recherches doctorales dans le domaine de la comptabilité et de la gestion. Un CPA peut postuler plusieurs fois au programme de bourses doctorales et obtenir jusqu'à un maximum de 3 bourses pour un même doctorat. Les titulaires de bourses des années précédentes sont donc admissibles si leurs études doctorales ne sont pas encore terminées et que les conditions d'admissibilité sont respectées. Ces bourses de recherche ont pour but d'aider les membres de la communauté étudiante à financer des projets et des activités de recherche en lien avec leur domaine d'études, incluant stages de recherche, projets supervisés, mémoires et thèses. Les candidats doivent démontrer un intérêt, des habiletés et du potentiel pour l'enseignement et la recherche universitaire.
Bourse postdoctorale du CRSNG
The NSERC Postdoctoral Fellowship is designed to support postdoctoral research in fields supported by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada. To be eligible, applicants must hold or expect to obtain a doctoral degree in one of the research areas supported by NSERC. The fellowship provides funding to help postdoctoral researchers advance their research projects and activities in their field of study. Applicants must be Canadian citizens, permanent residents of Canada, or protected persons under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act. The fellowship is intended for full-time postdoctoral researchers and provides annual funding of $70,000 CAD.
Bourse Programme d'échanges internationaux (Soutien financier avec dépôt)
This scholarship provides financial support to students from HEC Montréal participating in international exchange programs or dual degree programs who demonstrate financial need. This award is specifically for students who are not eligible for the International Exchange Program scholarship (AFE financial support). The scholarship is funded through government subsidies and is part of HEC Montréal's mobility scholarship program, which supports students undertaking international study periods or mobility projects as part of their studies. To be eligible, students must demonstrate financial need and show that they have made efforts to improve their financial situation. The award is conditional upon completion of the international study period, and must be reimbursed in full if the student withdraws or cancels their participation.
Bourse de recherche Mitacs Globalink
The Mitacs Globalink Research Award funds research collaborations between undergraduate and graduate students and faculty members at universities abroad. All specializations are eligible for the award. This research scholarship helps students finance projects and research activities related to their field of study, including research internships, supervised projects, dissertations, and theses. The funding amount varies depending on the destination, and awards of $6,000 CAD are available. The research stay lasts between 12 to 24 weeks, and the scholarship can cover transportation, accommodation, meals, insurance, visa, work permits, and other expenses.
Mitacs - Accélération
Mitacs Accélération is a research internship program that enables students to apply their expertise through paid internships in partner organizations. The program provides funding to support collaborative research projects between students and companies. Participants receive a minimum of $10,000 to $15,000 in funding, with the partner organization contributing a minimum of $7,500 per internship unit. The program is open to students at all levels of study (undergraduate, master's, and doctoral) enrolled full-time or part-time in any field of study. During the internship, participants spend approximately 50% of their time at the company and 50% at the university, allowing them to bridge academic research with real-world business applications. The program is available year-round on a rolling basis, with applications accepted at any time, preferably 8 weeks before the project start date. Students are responsible for finding their partner organization and ensuring the company agrees to provide financial contribution. Applicants must be Canadian citizens, permanent residents, or hold a valid study permit.
Bourses d'excellence pour étudiants étrangers (PBEEE - FRQ)
These excellence scholarships are designed for international students pre-selected by HEC Montréal who wish to pursue or continue graduate studies at the Master's level (with thesis), PhD level, or research activities in Quebec including short stays and postdoctoral internships. The program is administered by the Fonds de recherche du Québec (FRQ) in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Higher Education of Quebec. Students must be nominated by HEC Montréal and sponsored by an HEC Montréal professor. The eligibility period for Master's students corresponds to the first six sessions of study (must be enrolled for a maximum of 3 full-time sessions or one year before May 1, 2026), while PhD students are eligible for the first nine sessions. Applicants must maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.7 and must not have initiated steps to obtain permanent residency in Canada. Co-tutelle programs are not eligible for this scholarship.
Bourse Campus international Lallemand - Marcel et Roland Chagnon
This scholarship is offered to a student participating in the Campus à l'international program at HEC Montréal. The Campus à l'international program provides support to students undertaking international study experiences or mobility projects as part of their academic studies. The scholarship is provided by Lallemand - Marcel et Roland Chagnon and is classified as a mobility scholarship (Bourses de mobilité). Applicants must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents, maintain a good academic record, and participate in the Campus international program. The scholarship aims to support students engaging in experiential international learning opportunities through HEC Montréal's international campus programs.
Bourse de mobilité internationale et de courts séjours hors Québec (M. Sc.)
This scholarship program aims to encourage student mobility through unpaid or low-paid study experiences outside Quebec. The scholarship provides between $250 to $375 per week for a maximum of $2,500. The amount is adjusted based on project duration, destination, and compensation. This mobility scholarship supports M.Sc. students at HEC Montreal who wish to undertake international stays or short-term projects as part of their research program. Priority is given to students who do not hold citizenship in their destination country. The program requires students to have completed 15 credits and maintain satisfactory academic progress with a recommended minimum cumulative GPA of 3.3. The scholarship is funded by government grants and is designed to help cover travel, accommodation, and living expenses during international research stays.
Bourse Programme d'échanges internationaux Marguerite et André Sylvestre (Asie du Sud-Est)
This mobility scholarship is offered to a full-time student enrolled in a program at HEC Montréal who participates in the international exchange program to Southeast Asia. The scholarship supports students undertaking international study exchanges in Southeast Asian countries. Recipients are selected by jury based on academic excellence and demonstrated financial need. The award is provided by René Sylvestre and is administered through HEC Montréal's Student Community Services. No formal application is required as recipients are selected by committee and notified by email.
Bourse Campus international - GDI
The Bourse Campus international - GDI is a scholarship offered by HEC Montréal to support students with excellent academic records who undertake an international study period as part of the Campus International program. This mobility scholarship is designed to provide financial assistance to students participating in experiential international courses during their studies at HEC Montréal. The scholarship is awarded by Claude Bigras and is administered through the Student Community Services department. Applicants must be participating in the Campus International program and demonstrate excellence in their academic record, which is the sole criterion for evaluation. The application process is integrated with the Campus International course application and requires submission of a motivation letter not exceeding 500 words.
Programme mobilité internationale HEC - St-Edmund Hall (Oxford)(BAA)
This is a mobility scholarship offered to HEC Montreal students for international exchange programs. The funding supports students from the Bachelor of Business Administration (BAA) program who undertake international study at St. Edmund Hall, Oxford. This mobility award provides financial assistance to students in their second year of studies who participate in international activities and student exchange programs as part of their undergraduate business education. The scholarship is administered by HEC Montreal's International Activities and Student Mobility office and is funded through the Jean F. Chagnon endowment.
Programme Fin-ML FONCER (1er cycle)
This scholarship is offered to undergraduate students (baccalauréat) who wish to complete a research internship in the field of quantitative and computational finance and business intelligence. Candidates must find an internship with a faculty member who is part of the Fin-ML FONCER program team. The scholarship offered by Fin-ML FONCER is $5,000 CAD, and the supervising faculty member must commit to providing an additional contribution of $1,000 CAD, bringing the total support to $6,000 CAD. This research scholarship aims to help students finance research projects and activities related to their field of study, such as research internships, supervised projects, dissertations, or theses. Students must be enrolled in the Bachelor of Business Administration (BAA) program at HEC Montréal with a focus on Finance or Quantitative Methods, have completed between 15 and 90 credits, and maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.3. The program is open to international students, Canadian citizens, and permanent residents.
Programme Fin-ML FONCER (cycles supérieurs)
Bourses offertes à des personnes inscrites aux cycles supérieurs intéressées par le secteur de la science des données, dont la finance quantitative et computationnelle ainsi que l'intelligence d'affaires. Le programme vise à aider les membres de la communauté étudiante à financer des projets et des activités de recherche en lien avec leur domaine d'études, incluant des stages de recherche, projets supervisés, mémoires et thèses. Les bourses sont disponibles pour les étudiants de maîtrise (2e cycle) et de doctorat (3e cycle) dans les domaines de la finance, des méthodes quantitatives et des technologies de l'information. Les candidats doivent consulter le site de Fin-ML pour les détails complets concernant les critères d'admissibilité et le processus de dépôt de candidature. Les professeurs de HEC Montréal qui ne font pas partie de l'équipe Fin-ML peuvent également faire une demande pour se joindre à l'équipe afin d'encadrer un étudiant pour un projet relié aux intérêts de Fin-ML.
Concours : Raconte ton mémoire ou ton projet supervisé - M. Sc.
This competition is offered by the Master's in Management program at HEC Montreal to highlight the thesis or supervised project of current students or recent graduates. Applicants are challenged to demonstrate in an original way (video or animated capsule), in a maximum of three minutes, that their thesis or project has a positive impact on society and our future. The goal is to communicate the importance of their thesis or project conducted at HEC Montreal in a clear, original, and convincing manner. Each year, 3 scholarships of $1,000 CAD are awarded (thesis or supervised project track). The projects of winning candidates may be selected by the administration to promote supervised projects and theses completed by students in the program. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis and evaluated based on communication quality (40%), ability to demonstrate positive impacts (30%), originality (20%), and academic record (10%).
Bourse Campus international - Succession André Bergevin
This scholarship is offered to a student participating in the Campus International program at HEC Montréal. The award supports students undertaking international mobility projects as part of their studies. The scholarship is provided through the André Bergevin estate and is administered by the Campus sans frontières office at HEC Montréal. Eligible candidates must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents enrolled full-time in any program at HEC Montréal. Applicants must have a good academic record and be participating in the Campus International experiential course program. The scholarship provides financial support to enable international educational experiences for HEC Montréal students.
Bourse Campus international - Jean-Denis Duquette
This scholarship is offered to students participating in the Campus International program at HEC Montréal. The award is presented by individuals who contributed to the creation of the Jean-Denis Duquette Fund. It is a mobility scholarship designed to provide support to students undertaking international stays or mobility projects as part of their studies. The scholarship aims to recognize students with strong academic records who are engaging in experiential international learning opportunities through HEC Montréal's Campus International program.
Bourse Famille Yves Érard
The Bourse Famille Yves Érard is a mobility scholarship offered to students participating in the Campus à l'international program at HEC Montréal. This scholarship is designed to support international study experiences or mobility projects as part of students' academic studies. The award is granted to students who demonstrate excellent academic results and show financial need. Two scholarships of $3,000 CAD each are available per competition cycle. The scholarship is offered by the Famille Yves Érard and administered through Campus sans frontières at HEC Montréal. Applicants must be participating in the Campus International program, present an excellent academic record, demonstrate financial need, and show evidence of efforts to improve their financial situation. Applications require a motivation letter of no more than 500 words submitted as part of the Campus à l'international course application process.
Bourse Campus international
This scholarship is offered to students who participate in the Campus international program at HEC Montréal. Recipients must meet the criteria of the international mobility and short-term stays abroad program (PMICSE) and must be enrolled full-time in a degree program at a Quebec university. The scholarship supports students undertaking international experiences or mobility projects as part of their studies. It is funded by government subsidies and administered through Campus sans frontières at HEC Montréal. Applications are evaluated based on the quality of the motivation letter (50%) and excellence of academic record (50%).
Bourses et programmes d'échanges éducationnels pour le développement Canada (ANASE/SEED)
This scholarship is offered through educational exchange programs for Canada-ASEAN development. It allows students from member countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to participate in short-term study or research exchanges at Canadian post-secondary institutions at the college, undergraduate, and graduate levels. The program is designed to facilitate mobility and international educational experiences for ASEAN students in Canada. Applications are submitted online through the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (DFATD), which is responsible for candidate selection.
Bourse Programme d'échanges internationaux (Soutien aux handicaps)
This scholarship provides financial support from a governmental fund (G375) to students participating in HEC Montréal's international exchange programs or dual degree programs who demonstrate financial need related to their disability situation during their international stay. The award is designed to help cover additional costs associated with disabilities during international mobility, such as adapted transportation, interpreters, and other disability-related expenses. The scholarship is administered by HEC Montréal's Student Community Services and is conditional upon the completion of the international study period. If the student withdraws or cancels their participation, the scholarship must be fully reimbursed. The number of scholarships and amounts may vary according to government subsidy policies.
Bourse Frontenac
La bourse Frontenac a pour objectif de faciliter la mobilité des étudiants québécois et des étudiantes québécoises inscrit(e)s dans un programme de maîtrise en recherche et/ou de master en France, de tous les secteurs et domaines couverts par les Fonds : santé, sciences humaines et sociales, arts et lettres, sciences naturelles et génie. The scholarship provides CAD $6,000 to support Quebec students enrolled in master's research programs who wish to undertake a study period in France. The award is structured as up to 3 monthly payments of CAD $2,000 for projects lasting at least 3 months (one university session) in France. In addition to the scholarship, recipients may compete for the Quebec-France mobility prize. This mobility scholarship supports international academic exchange between Quebec and France across all disciplines covered by the Fonds de recherche du Québec.
Bourse d'admission double diplôme HEC Montréal - Polytechnique
Cette bourse est offerte aux membres de la communauté étudiante effectuant un double diplôme HEC Montréal - Polytechnique admis sur la base de la Cote R et sur leurs résultats universitaires. Il s'agit d'une bourse d'admission offerte au moment de l'admission à un programme d'études, permettant de recruter des personnes qui se distinguent par l'excellence de leur dossier scolaire. Cette bourse est spécifiquement réservée aux étudiants de Polytechnique qui poursuivent un programme de double diplôme avec HEC Montréal. Les candidats sont sélectionnés en fonction de l'excellence de leur dossier académique, notamment leur Cote R et leurs résultats universitaires.
Bourse Fondation Arbour (M. Sc.)
This scholarship is offered to master's students (LL.M., M.M., and M.Sc.) who have completed at least two full-time terms at a Quebec university during the past academic year. The Fondation Pierre Arbour provides excellence awards to recognize outstanding academic achievement. The Foundation reserves the right to favor candidates with financial need and who demonstrate interest in remaining in Quebec after their studies. Recipients who speak little or no French must complete French language training to receive their second installment. The scholarship supports full-time graduate students pursuing their studies at HEC Montreal. The program offers optional mentorship services through the Fondation Arbour. Recipients must remain enrolled full-time during the payment terms and meet linguistic requirements. The award is renewable for one year upon submission of a renewal application.
Bourse Fondation Arbour (MBA)
The Fondation Arbour Scholarship (MBA) is an excellence-based award offered to students newly enrolled in the MBA program at HEC Montréal who have achieved a general average of 75% or higher in their most recent completed university studies. The scholarship recognizes outstanding academic performance, community involvement, and leadership. Two scholarships of $20,000 CAD each are available per competition cycle. To be eligible, candidates must have at least two complete sessions (one fall and one winter session) remaining in their program at the time of the first payment. The Fondation Arbour reserves the right, among equal applications, to favor candidates with financial need who demonstrate an interest in remaining in Quebec after their studies. Recipients who do not master the French language must also complete free training offered by the Fondation Arbour in collaboration with the Fondation pour la langue française. The scholarship is paid in two installments after the withdrawal deadlines for fall and winter terms, provided the student is enrolled full-time.
Bourse Fondation Arbour (Ph. D.)
The Fondation Arbour Scholarship supports doctoral students at HEC Montréal who have completed at least two full-time sessions at a Quebec university in the twelve months preceding the application. Recipients must have at least two full sessions remaining in their program at the time of first payment. The Foundation prioritizes candidates with financial need and who show interest in remaining in Quebec after their studies. Recipients with limited or no French language skills must complete French language training to receive their second payment. This excellence scholarship rewards students with outstanding academic results and evaluates candidates based on academic excellence (45%), financial need (25%), research aptitude and analytical skills (20%), and social involvement, leadership, and entrepreneurship (10%). The scholarship is renewable up to two times, and the Foundation offers optional mentorship services to recipients.
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