| Type |
Award Name |
Description |
Value |
| Entrepreneurship | John R. Currie HBA2 Award in Entrepreneurship | Awarded annually to a student enrolled in HBA2 at Ivey Business School, based on academic achievement, leadership skills, and personification of the spirit, passion and drive necessary to become a successful entrepreneur. Preference will be given to a Canadian citizen. The HBA Scholarship Committee, in consultation with the Pierre L. Morrissette Institute for Entrepreneurship, will make the final selection of the recipient. This award was established with a generous gift from John R. Currie HBA '60. | $24500 |
| Financial Need and Merit Awards | John T. Nicholson Award | Awarded to a full-time student entering Year 1 of the Honors Business Administration program based on the individual's contribution to school, university life and demonstrated financial need. Funds were raised by the Class of 1981 through Foundation Western in memory of Dr. John T. Nicholson, a staff member for many years. 1 @ $1,500 continuing | $1500 |
| Merit Scholarships | Jon and Nancy Love HBA Award | Awarded annually to a student of outstanding quality entering first year of the HBA program. As the donor believes in the value of public education, the successful student will have graduated from a high school from a publicly-funded Board of Education in Canada. Preference will be given to a student who has graduated from a high school in Alberta. The award will continue in Year 2 upon successful completion of Year 1. This award is made possible by a donation from Nancy Yeomans Love (HBA '76) and Jon Love (HBA '76) through Foundation Western. 1 @ $7,300 continuing | $7300 |
| Financial Need and Merit Awards | Kayser Family Foundation HBA Award | Awarded to HBA 2 students at the Ivey Business School who are pursuing a combined degree, based on financial need and demonstrated community leadership. Online financial assistance applications are available through Student Center and must be submitted by September 30. The HBA Scholarship Review Committee will make the final selection of the recipients once the Office of the Registrar has assessed financial need. This award was established with a generous gift from The Kayser Family Foundation. 2 at $5,000 | $5000 |
| Financial Need and Merit Awards | Keith R Halpenny HBA Award | Awarded annually to a student enrolled in the HBA Program with demonstrated financial need and who has graduated from a publicly funded high-school. This award was established with a generous gift from Keith R Halpenny, HBA '55 with Foundation Western. 2 awards @ 2,500 each | $2500 |
| Merit Scholarships | Kenneth R. Good Family Indigenous Student Award | Awarded annually to a self-identified Indigenous student (First Nations, Inuit, Métis) in HBA1 or HBA2 at the Ivey Business School, based on academic performance (minimum 70% average) and previous and/or intended contributions toward Indigenous communities. If no students can be identified, then the award will be offered to an Indigenous student (First Nations, Inuit, or Métis) enrolled in the MBA program. If an Indigenous candidate cannot be identified in either program, then two awards will be available to Indigenous students in the following year. The HBA (or MBA) Scholarship Committee will work in consultation with Western's Office of Indigenous Initiatives to review Indigenous applicants. This award was established by a generous gift from the late Kenneth R. Good (HBA '53) and the Good Family. | $7000 |
| Financial Need and Merit Awards | KPMG Award in Business | Available to a student enrolled in undergraduate studies in the Honors Business Administration degree program with financial need and who demonstrates a career interest in accounting or management consulting. | $1100 |
| Merit Scholarships | KPMG Equity, Diversity and Inclusion HBA2 Award | Awarded annually to full-time HBA2 students at the Ivey Business School with a minimum 70% average who exhibit enthusiasm, demonstrate behaviours, and act intentionally to foster a safe community that embraces equity, diversity, and inclusion. The recipient will be nominated by their peers and selected by the HBA Scholarship Committee, with input from Ivey Faculty and members of the HBA Association. These awards were established with a generous gift from KPMG Foundation. 2 @ $7,500 | $7500 |
| Merit Scholarships | KPMG Foundation Dean's HBA Entrance Scholarship | Awarded to a full-time student who is entering Year 1 of the HBA Program based on academic achievement (minimum 80% admission average). The scholarship will be renewed for HBA Year 2 if the recipient maintains the defined criteria in HBA Year 1. If a student does not meet this requirement, another Year 2 student will be selected as a replacement. 1 @ $3,200 continuing | $3200 |
| Financial Need and Merit Awards | Kranjc Family 125th Anniversary Alumni Award | Awarded to a full-time student in HBA Year 2 based on financial need who is also in the top half of their class. The Ivey Financial Aid Office will electronically communicate the Ivey HBA in-program award applications throughout the fall-winter timeframe. This award was established by Mr. Stan R. Kranjc (HBA '86) through Foundation Western.
| $1500 |
| Financial Need and Merit Awards | L. Darlene Vincent, HBA ‘73 Bursary | Awarded to full-time undergraduate students entering HBA1 in the Ivey Business School who are self-identified women from Ontario based on financial need. Preference will be given to students that are First Generation and students outside of the GTA (Greater Toronto Area). The bursary will continue in HBA2 provided that the recipient continues to demonstrate financial need. Only one student may hold this bursary in any given year. Online financial assistance applications are available through Student Center and must be submitted by October 31. The Office of the Registrar will select the recipients.
Value: 1 at $20,000, awarded annually | $20000 |
| Merit Scholarships | Linamar Scholarship for Women in Engineering and Business | Awarded annually to a student, who self-identifies as a women, entering HBA 1 with the intention of completing the dual degree program in Engineering and Ivey (BESC/HBA) based on academic achievement and a demonstrated interest in pursuing a career in engineering and business. Candidates must be Canadian citizens or eligible to work in Canada. This scholarship will continue for the second and third years of the dual degree program provided the recipient is accepted into the dual degree program in Engineering and Business. All recipients will have an opportunity to participate in a summer co-op with Linamar Corporation following years 3 and 4. An offer of full-time employment at Linamar Corporation may also be extended pending successful completion of the program and co-op terms. A recipient is not obligated to participate in the summer co-op or accept employment at Linamar Corporation following graduation to retain the scholarship. If a recipient fails to complete the summer co-op for any reason, the recipient will still retain the scholarship provided that the conditions of the scholarship are met.
This scholarship was created through a generous gift from the Hasenfratz and Newton Families and Linamar Corporation to promote and encourage women to pursue the dual degree program in Engineering and Ivey (BESc/HBA). | $12600 |
| Financial Need and Merit Awards | Lincoln Barakett Memorial Scholarship (HBA1) | Awarded annually to a full-time HBA1 student at the Ivey Business School, based on academic achievement and demonstrated financial need. The Office of the Registrar will determine financial need eligibility and the HBA Scholarship Committee will make the final selection of the recipient. The award was established with a generous gift from The Brett and Meaghan Barakett Foundation. 2 @ $10,000
| $10000 |
| Financial Need and Merit Awards | Lincoln Barakett Memorial Scholarship (HBA2) | Awarded annually to a full-time HBA2 student at the Ivey Business School, based on academic achievement and demonstrated financial need. The Office of the Registrar will determine financial need eligibility and the HBA Scholarship Committee will make the final selection of the recipient. The award was established with a generous gift from The Brett and Meaghan Barakett Foundation. 2 @ $10,000
| $10000 |
| Financial Need and Merit Awards | Lloyd Sipherd Continuing HBA Award | Awarded to a student entering the first year of the HBA program who demonstrates financial need and a minimum B average. The award will be renewed in Year two if the student maintains the defined criteria in HBA Year one. If the student does not meet these requirements, Year two students will have an opportunity to apply for this award. The HBA Scholarship Committee of the Ivey Business School will review and select each award recipient. This award was established through Foundation Western. 1 continuing | $3900 |
| Financial Need and Merit Awards | London So Family Award | Awarded to a full-time student in HBA2 in the Ivey Business School based on academic achievement and financial need, and who is actively pursuing a dual degree in HBA/MIT. This award will continue for an additional year provided that the candidate remains in the combined program, maintains a 70% average and continues to demonstrate financial need. In the event there is no eligible candidate in the HBA/MIT program, consideration will extend to students pursuing any dual degree program. Only one student may hold this award in any given year. If the student does not retain the award, another student in the same year meeting the criteria will be selected. Online financial need assistance applications are available through Student Center and must be submitted by September 30. The Office of the Registrar will determine financial need eligibility and the HBA Scholarship Committee will make the final selection of the recipient.
Value: 1 at $5,000, continuing | $5000 |
| Financial Need and Merit Awards | Lori Muir Melnyk Honors Business Administration Award | This award is presented to deserving students entering the HBA program who have demonstrated financial need, academic achievement and leadership qualities. Applicants who do not complete the award section of their HBA application will not be considered for an Ivey HBA admission award. This scholarship was established by a generous donation from Lori and Eugene Melnyk through Foundation Western. 6 awards @ $8,500 | $8500 |
| Merit Scholarships | Maija Nenonen Memorial Award | Awarded to full-time students entering HBA1 at the Ivey Business School based on a minimum 70% average, community leadership and originating from Northern Ontario. Preference will be given to a student that is interested in Operations and Data Analytics. The HBA Scholarship Committee will make the final selection of the recipient. Value: 1 at $5,000 | $5000 |
| Financial Need and Merit Awards | Mary and Barry Ullett 125th Anniversary OSOTF Award | Awarded to a full-time student who is entering Year I of the HBA program based on financial need and academic excellence (minimum 70%). Preference will be given to candidates from Guelph or Brantford, Ontario. Must be Ontario resident. Applicants who do not complete the award section of their HBA application will not be considered for an Ivey HBA admission award. | $2500 |
| Merit Scholarships | Michael A. R. Wilson Family HBA Scholarship | Awarded annually to a full-time undergraduate student at Western who has been accepted into Ivey’s Advanced Entry Opportunity (AEO), based on academic achievement (minimum 80% academic average) and demonstrated leadership skills. A strong preference will be given to a candidate from the Ottawa, Ontario area. If a recipient from the Ottawa area is not found, preference will be given to a student from Eastern Ontario. The recipient will receive this award upon entering HBA 1. If for some reason, the AEO recipient does not enter HBA 1 at Ivey they will forfeit the award, and another HBA 1 student who meets the criteria will be selected. The award will be renewed for HBA 2 provided the candidate maintains a minimum 80% average. The selection of the recipient will be made by the HBA Scholarship Review Committee. This scholarship was established by a generous gift from Michael A. R. Wilson, HBA ’90. 1 @ $5,000 continuing | $5000 |