Betty and Gilbert Kennedy Graduate Scholarship in Mathematics and Statistics
Queen's University
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About this Scholarship
The Betty and Gilbert Kennedy Graduate Scholarship in Mathematics and Statistics is a merit-based award established to support outstanding graduate students pursuing advanced studies in the fields of mathematics and statistics at Queen's University. This scholarship honors the legacy of Betty and Gilbert Kennedy, who contributed significantly to the academic community and demonstrated a commitment to fostering excellence in mathematical sciences. The scholarship aims to recognize students who have demonstrated exceptional academic performance and research potential in their graduate coursework and projects. It is intended to provide financial assistance that enables recipients to focus on their studies and research activities without undue financial burden. The award is open to both domestic and international students enrolled in graduate programs within the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at Queen's University. The amount of the scholarship and the number of awards granted may vary each academic year, depending on available funding and the quality of applicants. Recipients are selected based on academic merit, research achievements, and potential contributions to the field. The scholarship supports Queen's University's commitment to advancing research and education in mathematical sciences and encourages the development of future leaders in these disciplines.
Eligibility & Overview
Financial Grant
Varies by year
Scholarship Type
Merit based
What's Covered
Description
The Betty and Gilbert Kennedy Graduate Scholarship in Mathematics and Statistics is designed to support graduate students who have demonstrated outstanding academic achievements and research potential in mathematics and statistics at Queen's University. This scholarship is awarded annually to students enrolled in master's or doctoral programs within the Department of Mathematics and Statistics. The selection process involves a comprehensive review of academic records, research proposals, letters of recommendation, and the candidate's potential to contribute to the academic community. The scholarship amount varies depending on the funding available each year and may cover tuition fees, living expenses, or research-related costs. The award is intended to alleviate financial pressures, allowing recipients to dedicate more time and resources to their studies and research activities. The scholarship reflects Queen's University's commitment to fostering high-quality research and education in mathematical sciences and supports the development of scholars who may contribute to academia, industry, or government sectors. Applicants are encouraged to demonstrate their academic excellence, research interests, and alignment with the department's areas of focus. The scholarship is competitive and is awarded to candidates who meet the highest standards of academic and research excellence. Recipients are expected to maintain satisfactory academic progress throughout their tenure. The scholarship also serves to enhance the visibility of Queen's University's graduate programs in mathematics and statistics on a national and international level. It is important to note that the scholarship details, including the number of awards and grant amounts, may vary annually based on institutional funding and donor contributions. Prospective applicants should consult the official Queen's University Department of Mathematics and Statistics website or contact the graduate studies office for the most current information and application procedures.
Key Benefits
Provides financial support that may cover tuition fees, reducing the overall cost of graduate education.
Offers a stipend or funding that assists with living expenses, enabling students to focus on their academic and research work.
Supports research-related costs, including materials, travel for conferences, or other academic activities.
Enhances the recipient's academic profile by recognizing merit and research potential within a competitive selection process.
Connects students with a network of scholars and faculty within Queen's University’s Department of Mathematics and Statistics.
Financing Information
Funding Structure and Financial Support Details
The Betty and Gilbert Kennedy Graduate Scholarship in Mathematics and Statistics is funded through an endowment established by the Kennedy family, supplemented by university resources. The scholarship amount varies each year depending on the investment returns of the endowment fund and the availability of institutional funds. Typically, the scholarship provides partial or full coverage of tuition fees, along with a stipend intended to assist with living expenses. In some cases, additional funding may be allocated to cover research-related costs such as conference travel, materials, or software licenses. The scholarship is awarded on a merit basis, with recipients selected through a competitive process that evaluates academic records, research proposals, and recommendations. The funding is disbursed according to the university’s academic calendar, often in installments aligned with tuition payment deadlines. Recipients must maintain satisfactory academic progress and remain enrolled full-time in their graduate program to continue receiving the award. The scholarship is renewable annually, subject to continued eligibility and availability of funds. Applicants should be aware that the exact amount and number of awards can fluctuate from year to year. It is recommended that prospective students consult the Department of Mathematics and Statistics or the Queen’s University financial aid office for detailed information on application procedures, funding timelines, and any additional financial aid opportunities that may complement this scholarship.
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* Disclaimer: Information provided here is subject to change. Prospective applicants should verify all details, including deadlines, eligibility criteria, and award amounts, with Queen's University’s Department of Mathematics and Statistics or the official scholarship webpage before applying.