Trent University Graduate Scholarships in Canada 2026`

Introduction

Trent University offers graduate research opportunities for international students through its School of Environmental & Life Sciences (ELS). The opportunities are available to students pursuing eligible full-time graduate programs, particularly research-based Master’s and PhD studies.

Successful students may receive financial support through Research Assistantships and Teaching Assistantships, helping reduce the financial burden of graduate study in Canada.

Scholarship Overview

About the Scholarship

Trent University provides graduate research opportunities through its School of Environmental & Life Sciences, with opportunities across areas including Earth Sciences, Natural Resources and Agriculture, Ecosystem Biogeochemistry and Contaminants, Ecology, Evolution and Conservation, and Genes, Cells and Physiological Systems.

The opportunities are intended for students pursuing eligible full-time graduate programs, particularly research-based Master’s and PhD studies. Funding may be provided through Research Assistantships and Teaching Assistantships, with support including tuition assistance and a monthly living stipend.

Scholarship Benefits

Eligibility Criteria

• Be enrolled in or have applied for admission to an eligible full-time graduate program at Trent University.
• Meet the academic requirements of the selected graduate program.
• Normally have a strong academic record equivalent to an A- or better.
• Meet the admission requirements of the Environmental & Life Sciences Graduate Program.
• Meet Trent University’s English language requirements.

Required Documents

• Graduate program application materials.
• Academic transcripts.
• Degree certificates or proof of previous qualifications.
• Proof of English language proficiency, where required.
• Research-related documents required by the selected program or supervisor.
• Other admission documents requested by Trent University.

How to Apply

1. Press the Apply Now button below to access the official scholarship page.
2. Visit the Trent University Environmental & Life Sciences Graduate Program and review the available research opportunities.
3. Explore the research openings offered by the relevant departments.
4. Identify a research position that matches your academic background and interests.
5. Contact the supervisor responsible for the selected research opportunity.
6. Apply for the appropriate MSc or PhD research opening and complete the required graduate admission process.
7. You may contact multiple supervisors where appropriate to explore available research opportunities.
8. Wait for the university or supervisor to communicate the outcome of your application and any funding offer.