Important dates and deadlines
January 27, 2027– Deadline for school representatives tosubmitnominations*
February 17, 2027– Deadline for nominees tosubmittheir application
*Each Canadian high school can nominate one graduating student per year, or four perCEGEP.If your school had a 2026 Schulich Leader, youcannominate two students.
Eligibility
To be considered for a Schulich Leader Scholarship, you must:
- Be a graduate from a Canadian high school or CEGEP
- Be a Canadian citizen
- Plan to enroll in an eligible STEM program at H
Eligible H programs
- Diploma in Engineering
- Bachelor of Science (Agriculture) - BSc (Agriculture),with the followingmajors:
- Agricultural Business
- Agricultural Economics
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- Plant Science
- Bachelor of Technology
- Small Business Management
- Bachelor of Computer Science–BCSC,includingmajorsin:
- Software Development
- AI & Machine Learning
- Cloud Computing
- Algorithms
- Networking & Cyber Security
- Graphics & Gaming
- Bachelor of Applied Computer Science – BACSC,includingmajors in:
- Software Development
- Database Systems
- Web-Centric Computing
- User Interface Design
- Privacy & Security
- Project Management
- Bachelor of Engineering–BENG, and
- Bachelorof Engineering Co-Op–BENG,includingmajorsin:
- ChemicalEngineering
- ElectricalEngineering
- IndustrialEngineering
- MechanicalEngineering
- Bachelor of Science–BSc,including:
- Chemistry Co-op
- Economics Co-op
- Integrated Science Program (first-yearoption)
- Mathematics Co-op
- Statistics Co-op
Application process
Successful nominees will receive an email from Schulich Leader Scholarships with a link to an online application.
Meet Dal's Schulich Leaders
2026 Leaders
Congratulations to our 2026 Schulich Leader Scholarship recipients, Chinazam Igwe (Bachelor of Computer Science) and Joseph Fay (Bachelor of Engineering). Joseph and Chinazam represent some of the best and brightest future Canadian STEM leaders.
Chinazam Igwe, Bachelor of Computer Science
Joseph Fay, Bachelor of Engineering
