Scholarships

The following Scholarships are available exclusively to students returning to studies beyond the first year of the various programs at the Dalhousie Faculty of Agriculture formerly (NSAC).

The Atlantic Farm Mechanization Show awards one $1000. scholarship to a student from the Atlantic Provinces who has completed at least one year of study at the Dalhousie Faculty of Agriculture formerly (NSAC) program or the Bio-Environmental Systems Management major of the B.Sc (Agr.) program. The awarding of the scholarship is based on academic performance and the demonstrated potential for a career in the area of mechanization of agriculture. No application required.

The following $1000. scholarship is available exclusively to a graduate student studying at the Dalhousie Faculty of Agriculture formerly (NSAC) and is awarded annually to a M.Sc student conducting research in Engineering. No application required.

The Atlantic Farm Mechanization Show awards one $1000 scholarship in memory of Paul Babineau, a long time Director on their board, to a student from the Atlantic Provinces who has completed at least one year of study at the Dalhousie Faculty of Agriculture formerly (NSAC) in the Engineering Diploma program or the Bio-Environmental Systems Management major of the B.Sc. (Agr.) program. The awarding of the scholarship is based on academic performance and the demonstrated potential for a career in the area of mechanization of agriculture. No application is required.

The following $1,000. scholarship is available exclusively to an Atlantic Canada student studying.

The Atlantic Farm Mechanization Show established this award of $1000. Eligible applicants are Canadian citizens/landed immigrants, residents of Atlantic Canada who are entering the Biological Engineering Program at Dalhousie. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of applicant’s academic record at the associated University or the previous years at Dalhousie with particular emphasis on performance in the machinery related classes – statics, strength of materials, dynamics of particles and dynamics of rigid bodies. The award is made on the recommendation of the chair of the Biological Engineering Program in consultation with the director of the student’s Associated University and with the faculty members of the Department of Biological Engineering. Application required. Deadline: April 30.