Scholarships, Fellowships and Awards

Entrance Awards
Entrance scholarships, fellowships and awards are granted to approximately 15 per cent of Rotman students and are offered on the basis of exceptional merit, with a few on the combination of both merit and need. All applicants to the Rotman MBA Program are automatically assessed for entrance scholarships unless otherwise specified. The value shown below for some scholarships is approximate and dependent on the annual income generated by each award's endowment fund.

Scholarship
Value Details
3M Canada Incorporated Scholarship
$600
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Alumni Entrance Fellowship
$29,000
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Christensen Family Scholarship for the Arts
$25,000
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CIBC BASc/MBA Scholarships at the University of Toronto
$5,000
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CIHR Science-to-Business Scholarship
Full Tuition plus annual stipend
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Class of 2003 Trayten Jensen Memorial Award
Annual Income
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Dean’s Entrance Fellowship (Bregman)
$16,000
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Dean's Scholarship
$250
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Dr. Doris Lau MBA Scholarship in Finance
$12,000
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Gordon M. Watson Entrance Award
$18,000
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Helen J. Rotenberg Entrance Scholarship
$3,500
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Iain Ronald MBA Fellowship in Finance
$800
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International Student Fellowship
$25,000
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J. Spencer Lanthier Award in Accounting
$2,500
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J.A.D. Slemin Memorial Fellowship
$5,000
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James D Fleck Student Entrance Award
Approx $15,000
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John A. Rogers Award in Leadership
Annual Income
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John M. Cassaday MBA Fellowship in Marketing
$7,000
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Kathy Duffy Memorial Scholarship, Presented by Accenture
$7,000
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Maritime Life Entrance Scholarship
$800
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Mary Jane Felker Fellowship
$1,300
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National Bank Financial MBA Fellowship
$7,500
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Peter Godsoe/Scotiabank Scholarship in Financial Engineering
Annual Income
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Peter Godsoe/Scotiabank Scholarship in International Finance
Annual Income
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Proscience Inc. Entrance Scholarship
$3,000
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Rotman School of Management Alumni Association Fellowships
$2,000
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Rotman School of Management Entrance Awards (5)
Full tuition
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The Bonham Scholarship
$25,000
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The Harvey Botting Entrance Scholarship
$4,000
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The MBA Fellowship for Social Entrepreneurs
$7,500
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University of Toronto Canadian Credit Management Foundation (CCMF) Fellowship (6)
$10,000
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University of Toronto Deloitte & Touche Scholarship
$3,000
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University of Toronto Leon Pape Memorial Scholarship
$1,000
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University of Toronto PricewaterhouseCoopers MBA Fellowship
$10,000
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Continuing Awards and Scholarships

Scholarships and Awards

Rotman offers a number of scholarships and awards to continuing students in the MBA Program. The following awards are available to students entering their second year of studies; most are available to both domestic and international students on the basis of academic merit. These awards are administered by the MBA Program Services Office. The call for applications (where required) takes place at the end of the spring term and applications are due no later than May 31, unless stated otherwise. Recipients are honoured at the Rotman Awards Ceremony in October of each year.

Scholarship Value Details
Andrew Alexander Kinghorn Fellowship
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Charles E. Bates Award in Principled Leadership
$5,000
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CIBC Access Awards
$4,500
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Class of 1997 Scholarship
$1500
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Class of 2002 MBA Award
Annual Income
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Gordon F. Cheesbrough MBA Graduate Fellowship
$2,650
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International Student Fellowship
$5,000
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J. Michael Toohey Memorial Scholarship
$2,500
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Joseph Kerzner Award
$3,000
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Kami/Martz Scholarship in Strategic Management
Annual Income
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KWA Partners Human Resource Management Award in Leadership
$5,000
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Lisa Hamann Memorial Award
$1250
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Lucio Cappola Memorial Scholarship in Leadership
Annual Income
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Mary Jane Felker Fellowship
$1,300
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Peter Godsoe/Scotiabank Scholarship in Financial Engineering
Annual Income
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Peter Godsoe/Scotiabank Scholarship in International Finance
Annual Income
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Rip Gauthier Memorial Scholarship in Marketing
$3,500
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Rotman 2004 Non-Profit Internship Scholarship
Annual Income
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T. George Mulligan Memorial Scholarship Fund
$2000
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The Heather M. Reisman Prize in Organizational Behaviour
$500
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Women in Capital Markets (WCM) Heather L. Main Memorial Scholarship
$7,500
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Ontario Graduate Scholarships (OGS):
Students interested in applying for an Ontario Graduate Scholarship should consult the OGS web site for eligibility, conditions and application forms.

Rotman recipients will be designated to receive one of the following named awards:

Scholarship
Value Details
Bill Reddin Managerial Effectiveness Scholarship
$15,000
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Fidelity Investments Canada Limited Scholarship at the Rotman School of Management
$15,000
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Home Capital Scholarship in Honour of John J. Ruffo
$15,000
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HSBC Bank Canada/Ontario Graduate Scholarships
$15,000
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J. Murray Armitage Scholarships at the Rotman School of Management (4)
$15,000
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Larry Wasser Scholarships at the Rotman School of Management (2)
$15,000
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Martin Evans Scholarship
$15,000
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Peter F. Drucker Effective Executive Scholarship
$15,000
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Peter J. Irvine Scholarship at the Rotman School of Management
$15,000
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Rotman Scholars
The Rotman School offers an academic mentorship program for first-year core courses. Second-year MBA students with an excellent academic record in a particular course and demonstrated communication skills will be selected to provide academic guidance and support to first-year students. Applicants must possess a strong desire to assist students and an ability to commit (approximately) 10 hours per week for the duration of the course to which they are applying. The role of the Scholar typically comprises a weekly tutorial session in which he/she may expand on material covered in class; provide guidance in preparation for an upcoming deliverable, quiz or exam; and/or address specific topics which individual students are seeking clarification on. In addition to the weekly tutorial sessions, the Scholar may perform other functions such as one-on-one tutorial support for students who are facing academic challenges; individual or small group meetings prior to exams or major projects; and instructor support (excluding the grading of course work which is the responsibility of Teaching Assistants).

Awards range in value from $1000-$2000, depending on the duration of the course.

Rotman Team Mentors
Rotman Team Mentor Awards have been established to recognize achievement and allow MBA students to both demonstrate and enhance their leadership skills by providing coaching and mentorship to the first year MBA project teams.  These opportunities are uniquely suited to upper-year students who have experienced the core MBA team experience and therefore have an understanding of the challenges and opportunities that students face in the Rotman MBA core set of courses.

Team mentors are selected on the basis of strong communication and leadership skills, a demonstrated understanding of team processes and a belief in the value of teams. 
Team Mentor Awards are valued between $1250 and $2500.

Convocation Awards:
The following awards are granted at convocation; no application is required.

Scholarship Value Details
Duncan Taylor Memorial Award
Annual Income
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Roger N. Wolff Prize
Gift -no monetary reward
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Emergency Financial Assistance:
Students who find themselves in financial difficulty due to unforeseen or unexpected circumstances are advised to consult the Director, MBA Program Services as soon as the situation arises. Students in this situation may be considered for Emergency Bursary assistance. Please note that funding is limited and is intended to meet only acute, short-term financial needs.

Scholarship Value Details
William Waters Award Annual Income View

CIHR’s Science to Business scholarship for recently graduated PhD students
Due to its strengths in health management and innovation, Rotman is offering a scholarship program to recently graduated PhDs in the life sciences.  The long-term goal of this program is to strengthen the Canadian health research translational landscape by developing a cadre of scientifically knowledgeable entrepreneurs and venture capitalists and by fostering an entrepreneurial culture within the research community.
To be eligible the student must:

  • Be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident
  • Have obtained a PhD in the life sciences within the last 7 years
  • Show evidence of success in his/her scientific career
  • Submit an additional page with their Rotman application demonstrating how the applicant will advance the goals of the CIHR Science to Business program by obtaining an MBA at Rotman.

For further information, please see www.rotman.utoronto.ca/health/cihr.htm