Robert, David and Douglas Vickery Graduate Award
University of New Brunswick
Key Statistics
Grant Amount
Varies by year
Location
Deadline
Varies by year
About this Scholarship
The Robert, David and Douglas Vickery Graduate Award is a merit-based scholarship offered by the University of New Brunswick (UNB) to support outstanding graduate students pursuing advanced degrees. Established to honor the contributions of the Vickery family, this award recognizes academic excellence and research potential among graduate students across various disciplines. The scholarship aims to provide financial assistance to students who demonstrate exceptional scholarly achievements and a commitment to their field of study. While primarily intended for students enrolled in graduate programs at UNB, the award is open to candidates from diverse academic backgrounds, reflecting the university's commitment to fostering interdisciplinary research and academic growth. The amount awarded varies each year depending on available funding and the number of recipients. The scholarship is competitive and seeks to attract high-caliber students who contribute to the university’s research community. Applicants are typically evaluated based on academic records, research proposals, and references. The award can be used to offset tuition fees, research expenses, or living costs during the course of graduate study. Students interested in applying should consult the university’s graduate studies office or official website for the most current information regarding eligibility criteria, application procedures, and deadlines.
Eligibility & Overview
Financial Grant
Varies by year
Scholarship Type
Merit based
What's Covered
Description
The Robert, David and Douglas Vickery Graduate Award is designed to recognize and support graduate students at the University of New Brunswick who exhibit outstanding academic performance and research promise. This award is named in honor of Robert, David, and Douglas Vickery, whose legacy includes contributions to education and community development. The scholarship is available to students enrolled in master's or doctoral programs across a range of disciplines, including but not limited to engineering, science, social sciences, and humanities. The selection process typically involves an assessment of the applicant’s academic achievements, research proposals, letters of recommendation, and overall potential to contribute meaningfully to their field. The award amount is not fixed and can vary depending on the university’s endowment income and the number of qualified applicants in a given year. Recipients may use the funds to cover tuition fees, support research activities such as fieldwork or laboratory expenses, or assist with living costs while undertaking their graduate studies. The scholarship is intended to reduce financial barriers and enable students to focus on their academic and research goals. Interested applicants should review the eligibility requirements and application guidelines provided by the university’s graduate studies office. It is important to note that the deadline for application and the number of awards available may change annually, so prospective candidates should verify current details directly with UNB. This award contributes to the university’s broader mission of promoting academic excellence and supporting the development of future leaders in various academic disciplines.
Key Benefits
Provides financial support to outstanding graduate students, helping to reduce the cost of tuition and living expenses.
Encourages academic excellence and research innovation across multiple disciplines.
Offers recipients recognition that may enhance their academic and professional profiles.
Supports a diverse range of graduate programs, promoting interdisciplinary scholarship.
Financing Information
Funding Structure and Financial Support Details
The Robert, David and Douglas Vickery Graduate Award is funded through an endowment established by the Vickery family, managed by the University of New Brunswick. The amount awarded each year depends on the returns generated by the endowment fund and the number of eligible applicants. As a merit-based scholarship, it is awarded competitively to students who demonstrate superior academic records and research potential. The funds provided by this award can be applied toward tuition fees, research-related costs such as materials or travel for fieldwork, and living expenses incurred during the graduate program. The university administers the scholarship through its graduate studies office, which coordinates the application and selection process. Recipients receive the award as a direct credit against their tuition or as a stipend, depending on the university’s disbursement policies. Because the award amount varies, students are advised to consider it as partial financial support rather than full funding for their graduate studies. Applicants should also explore additional funding opportunities offered by the university or external agencies to complement this award. The scholarship does not require repayment, and recipients are expected to maintain satisfactory academic progress to continue receiving support. Detailed information about the application process, eligibility, and award disbursement is available through UNB’s official graduate studies website.
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* Disclaimer: Information provided here is intended for general guidance only. Scholarship details such as eligibility, deadlines, and award amounts may change from year to year. Prospective applicants should verify all information directly with the University of New Brunswick or the official scholarship awarding body before applying.