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This scholarship is awarded to international students attending NorQuest College on a study permit who are enrolled full-time in a Faculty of Business, Environment & Technology career program that is a minimum of 8 months or longer and have completed at least one term. Applicants must maintain an academic standing of 85%/A-/3.7 or higher with no failed courses throughout their studies at NorQuest College. The scholarship provides $2,000 CAD to support international students demonstrating academic excellence. Students are only eligible to receive this International Student Academic Excellence Scholarship once per academic year.

The Wolfe Pack Warriors Foundation STEM Award is awarded to a full-time student in any NorQuest College STEM diploma program, including Environmental Technician, Energy Management, or Machine Learning Analyst Diploma programs. The award provides $2,500 to support students with financial need who demonstrate commitment to their program of study. Preference is given to applicants who are women or identify as women. Applicants must submit a personal letter describing their educational goals, career objectives, and commitment to their program of study. Recipients must not be receiving funding from the 1000Women4STEM Award.

The Rotary Club of Edmonton Foundation Medical Device Reprocessing Technician Bursary is awarded to a full-time student enrolled in the NorQuest College Medical Device Reprocessing Technician program. This bursary provides financial support to students who demonstrate both financial need and strong academic performance with a minimum academic standing of 75%/B/3.0 or higher. Applicants must submit a personal letter describing their educational goals and career objectives. Successful recipients will be invited to participate in a Rotary Club of Edmonton luncheon at a date to be coordinated with the President of The Edmonton Rotary Club Foundation, providing an opportunity for networking and recognition.

The Carey Klatt & Robert Kennedy Memorial Award is a scholarship awarded to a full-time student enrolled in the NorQuest College Environmental Protection Technology program in their second year of studies. This memorial award recognizes students who demonstrate understanding of workplace safety and its impact on others in professional environments. Applicants must submit a personal letter describing the importance of safety on the job and explain the potential impact their role could have on others at the same worksite. This award supports students pursuing careers in environmental protection technology with a focus on safety consciousness and professional responsibility.

The NorQuest College 1000Women4STEM Award will help students achieve their educational and career goals by assisting self-funded learners who are not receiving any other sponsorship, grants or bursaries that would cover tuition, books, and/or mandatory college fees. This award is specifically designed to support women pursuing STEM diploma programs at NorQuest College. Eligibility requires self-identification as a woman (including trans-women and cis-gendered women), application to an eligible STEM diploma program for the Fall 2026 term, demonstration of financial need based on family income and a moderate standard of living, and Canadian citizenship or permanent residency. Students receiving other sponsorship such as Learner Benefits, WCB, Aboriginal funding, or Advancing Futures are not eligible. The award provides up to $22,000 to cover educational expenses including tuition, books, and mandatory college fees for self-funded learners pursuing diploma-level STEM education.

The NorQuest College 1000Women4STEM Award is designed to help self-funded students achieve their educational and career goals in STEM fields. This award assists learners who are not receiving any other sponsorship, grants, or bursaries that would cover tuition, books, and mandatory college fees. The program specifically supports women entering certificate programs in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics disciplines. The award provides up to $11,000 in financial assistance to eligible applicants who demonstrate financial need based on family income and a moderate standard of living. This funding opportunity is intended for Canadian citizens or Permanent Residents who have applied for admission to an eligible STEM certificate program for the Fall 2026 term.

The Johnson & Johnson Access-Ability Lime Scholarship is designed for current college students with disabilities who are pursuing a Health Care or STEM degree at a four-year university or college in the United States. This scholarship is delivered in collaboration with Johnson & Johnson to help students with disabilities achieve their educational pursuits in Health Care or STEM fields. The program aligns with Johnson & Johnson's Credo, which emphasizes providing an inclusive work environment where each person must be considered as an individual – a grounding principle of the Access-Ability Program. The scholarship is open to current Network Members of Lime Connect who are undergraduate, graduate, MBA or PhD students attending a 4-year university in the US. Applicants must be pursuing a Health Care or STEM-based degree with a desire to pursue a career in Health Care and must be actively engaged in driving disability inclusion. The application requires contact and education information, a current resume/CV, university transcripts, responses to three essay questions related to career goals in the healthcare industry and driving disability inclusion, and one letter of reference from a professor, advisor, or supervisor.

The Canada Life + Lime Connect DevOps & Technology Internship & Scholarship Award is designed for undergraduate students with a disability in Canada who are pursuing a Computer Science or Computer Engineering degree, certification, or equivalent education. This award combines a Summer 2026 Technology internship opportunity with Canada Life in Winnipeg MB, Toronto ON, or London ON, with a $5,000 CAD scholarship for the 2026–2027 academic year. The internship focuses on DevOps and cloud infrastructure, offering students the chance to work on a professional DevOps team automating infrastructure and deployment pipelines, supporting cloud services and tools, and driving agile delivery and innovation. Interns work in-office three days per week and participate in team-building and professional development while contributing to real-world solutions that impact millions of Canadians. The program is specifically designed to support students with visible or invisible disabilities and to promote the rebranding of disability through achievement. No prior DevOps experience is required—just a passion to learn and grow in the technology field.

Established in 1997, the Royal Canadian Legion Field Marshal Alexander Branch #11 Award is available to a full-time student enrolled in the Emergency Services Technology program at Lakeland College. The award recognizes students who demonstrate academic achievement, leadership skills, team player qualities, practicum excellence, and good work ethics. This $500 award supports continuing students in the Fire & Emergency Services field.

Established in 2021 by Edward Reddy, the Growing Minds in Agriculture Technology Scholarship is available to students who have completed an Agricultural Sciences diploma and are returning to full-time studies in the Fall at Lakeland College in the Bachelor of Agriculture Technology at the Vermilion campus. The scholarship is awarded based on academic achievement and demonstration of how the student has overcome barriers to achieve their educational goals and enhance their career opportunities. Applicants must be Canadian citizens and include a 500-word essay answering the question: How have you overcome barriers to achieve your educational goals and enhance your career opportunities? The scholarship provides financial support to help students continue their agricultural education at the bachelor's degree level.

The BrightFuture Climate Innovation Seed Grant 2026 supports early-stage startups, nonprofits, and research-driven initiatives developing scalable solutions that address climate resilience, carbon reduction, and sustainable resource management across Europe and the UK. We are looking for innovative, technology-driven or community-based solutions that demonstrate measurable environmental impact and clear scalability potential.

Building on decades of gel-based propulsion research, this grant funds applied science projects exploring novel uses for conversion gel, propulsion gel, and repulsion gel technologies. Applications in construction, athletics, transportation, and space exploration are all welcome. Note: All proposals must include a safety assessment. Previous incidents involving unsupervised gel testing in office environments have led to updated protocols. Moon rock exposure monitoring is provided at no additional cost.

Aperture Science is offering funding for researchers pushing the boundaries of interdimensional transport technology. We seek proposals addressing quantum tunneling at macroscopic scales, stable wormhole generation, and momentum conservation in non-Euclidean transit systems. "Now you're thinking with portals!" — This grant supports exactly that kind of thinking. Previous recipients have achieved breakthroughs in spatial displacement, though companion cube preservation rates remain a challenge.