ACADEMIC
INSTITUTIONS
INSTITUTIONS
OTHER FINANCIAL AID RESOURCES
COMPANIES &
MARINE-RELATED
ORGANIZATIONS
MARINE-RELATED
ORGANIZATIONS
FUNDING &
BURSARIES
There are plenty of funding opportunities available to students pursuing marine education, whether for new candidates to the sector engaging in entry-level courses and training, or for current professionals pursing career advancement through ongoing learning. The following list provides an overview of +75 financial assistance options being offered by schools, private companies and marine organizations across the country.
ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS
Entrance awards recognize academic and non-academic achievements of students entering an eligible full-time BCIT program.
A Bursary is a non-repayable award granted to a full-time student who is in financial need and who is progressing satisfactorily in their BCIT program.
Academic Awards recognize full-time student academic performance. These are awarded automatically; no application is required.
EXTERNAL AWARDS
External awards are scholarships, bursaries, and awards that are not administered by BCIT. Students interested in applying must inquire and apply through the appropriate agency as indicated in the award description. In most cases, the awards are available to students from other institutions. Criteria and application procedures vary greatly and in some cases students must have a connection or affiliation to the donor organization.
The BCIT Student Financial Aid and Awards office publicizes external award information for general reference only. The information was current at the date of publication. Please note that government and other programs are subject to changes and modifications at any time.
BC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY
The BC Scholarship Society provides scholarships and financial awards to help British Columbia post-secondary students achieve their educational goals. These include:
BEEDIE LUMINARIES SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
The Beedie Luminaries Scholarship is for students with potential who are facing financial adversity, with three comprehensive programs that support Grade 12 students, single parents, and refugee students in their pursuit of further education.
HORATIO ALGER SCHOLARSHIPS
The Horatio Alger Association of Canada provides need-based scholarship support for deserving students in all Canadian provinces and territories.
CICAN PAUL AND GERRI CHARETTE BURSARY PROGRAM
The Colleges and Institutes Canada Paul and Gerri Charette Bursary provides financial support to college students that demonstrate financial need and face challenges or barriers to participating in and completing post-secondary education.
GLOBAL SKILLS OPPORTUNITY AWARD
The Global Skills Opportunity (GSO) is funded by the Government of Canada’s Outbound Student Mobility Pilot Program through Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) in partnership with British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT), and is administered jointly by Universities Canada and Colleges and Institutes Canada (CICan). While open to all Canadian or Permanent Residents, the program targets underrepresented students who identify as Indigenous, low-income students, and students with disabilities to develop the skills they need to succeed in an increasingly globalized and changing economy.
To assist BCIT students with the cost of study or work integrated learning abroad, selected participants may be eligible to receive up to CAD $10,000.00 per student. The amount of funding you qualify for is determined based on financial need, the length of your international experience, and destination costs.
For more information on the award or the application process, please visit BCIT International.
SUSAN & STEVEN RUBIN EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR BC HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
To qualify for the scholarship, applicants must be Canadian Citizens or Landed Immigrants Canada, having three years Landed Immigrant Status, and reside with his or her parents or parent in Canada, at the time of application to the Steven and Susan Rubin Educational Scholarship Fund administered by the Delta Community Foundation in Delta, BC.
Details:
GENERAL AWARDS
General Awards [PDF] include external scholarships, bursaries, and awards that are open to the general full-time student body.
AWARDS FOR INDIGENOUS STUDENTS
Visit Indigenous Initiatives for information on external scholarships, bursaries, and awards that are specifically for Indigenous Peoples who are full-time students.
GLOBAL TALENT LOANS PROGRAM
The Global Talent Loans Program is available to Internationally Trained Professionals (ITPs) who are Permanent Residents, Canadian Citizens, or Refugees in BC. This low-interest loan program is funded by the federal government to support ITPs with skills upgrading, retraining, credential recognition costs, and employment support. ISS of BC welcomes all ITPs to contact them.
Loan amounts can range from $1,000 – $15,000.
A Bursary is a non-repayable award granted to a full-time student who is in financial need and who is progressing satisfactorily in their BCIT program.
Academic Awards recognize full-time student academic performance. These are awarded automatically; no application is required.
EXTERNAL AWARDS
External awards are scholarships, bursaries, and awards that are not administered by BCIT. Students interested in applying must inquire and apply through the appropriate agency as indicated in the award description. In most cases, the awards are available to students from other institutions. Criteria and application procedures vary greatly and in some cases students must have a connection or affiliation to the donor organization.
The BCIT Student Financial Aid and Awards office publicizes external award information for general reference only. The information was current at the date of publication. Please note that government and other programs are subject to changes and modifications at any time.
BC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY
The BC Scholarship Society provides scholarships and financial awards to help British Columbia post-secondary students achieve their educational goals. These include:
- Transfer Scholarships
- Transition Award for Adult Basic Education (ABE)
- Indigenous Student Awards
- Indigenous Masters / Doctoral Awards
- Indigenous Teacher Education Awards
- One World International Scholarships
- Premier’s International Scholarships
- Women in Technology Scholarships
BEEDIE LUMINARIES SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
The Beedie Luminaries Scholarship is for students with potential who are facing financial adversity, with three comprehensive programs that support Grade 12 students, single parents, and refugee students in their pursuit of further education.
HORATIO ALGER SCHOLARSHIPS
The Horatio Alger Association of Canada provides need-based scholarship support for deserving students in all Canadian provinces and territories.
- Vocational & Technical Education Scholarships – receive up to $3,000 to pursue vocational and technical education
- Seaspan VTE Scholarships – 55 scholarships at $3,4000 each to pursue vocational and technical education
CICAN PAUL AND GERRI CHARETTE BURSARY PROGRAM
The Colleges and Institutes Canada Paul and Gerri Charette Bursary provides financial support to college students that demonstrate financial need and face challenges or barriers to participating in and completing post-secondary education.
GLOBAL SKILLS OPPORTUNITY AWARD
The Global Skills Opportunity (GSO) is funded by the Government of Canada’s Outbound Student Mobility Pilot Program through Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) in partnership with British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT), and is administered jointly by Universities Canada and Colleges and Institutes Canada (CICan). While open to all Canadian or Permanent Residents, the program targets underrepresented students who identify as Indigenous, low-income students, and students with disabilities to develop the skills they need to succeed in an increasingly globalized and changing economy.
To assist BCIT students with the cost of study or work integrated learning abroad, selected participants may be eligible to receive up to CAD $10,000.00 per student. The amount of funding you qualify for is determined based on financial need, the length of your international experience, and destination costs.
For more information on the award or the application process, please visit BCIT International.
SUSAN & STEVEN RUBIN EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR BC HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
To qualify for the scholarship, applicants must be Canadian Citizens or Landed Immigrants Canada, having three years Landed Immigrant Status, and reside with his or her parents or parent in Canada, at the time of application to the Steven and Susan Rubin Educational Scholarship Fund administered by the Delta Community Foundation in Delta, BC.
Details:
- 3 x $1800 scholarships available
- Required average: 60% to 79% in grades 11 and 12
- Deadline: May 1st in the year of graduation
GENERAL AWARDS
General Awards [PDF] include external scholarships, bursaries, and awards that are open to the general full-time student body.
AWARDS FOR INDIGENOUS STUDENTS
Visit Indigenous Initiatives for information on external scholarships, bursaries, and awards that are specifically for Indigenous Peoples who are full-time students.
GLOBAL TALENT LOANS PROGRAM
The Global Talent Loans Program is available to Internationally Trained Professionals (ITPs) who are Permanent Residents, Canadian Citizens, or Refugees in BC. This low-interest loan program is funded by the federal government to support ITPs with skills upgrading, retraining, credential recognition costs, and employment support. ISS of BC welcomes all ITPs to contact them.
Loan amounts can range from $1,000 – $15,000.
Applicants are encouraged to seek their own funding from both Dalhousie and external sources. Details about some funding opportunities can be found on the Faculty of Graduate Studies Funding and Bursaries webpage.
THE SOBEY FUND FOR OCEANS
The Sobey Fund for Oceans supports annual scholarship awards of $17,500. The scholarship is open to potential graduate students (new to Dalhousie University), and is tenable for 1 academic year (12 months). Deadline for applications is January 31st, and successful applicants will be notified in early spring.
The goal of the Sobey Fund for Oceans is to inspire innovative multi-disciplinary approaches for creating healthy oceans and sustainable economies. The Sobey Fund for Oceans provides resources for scholarships, work placements, and student-led events and conferences to help tomorrow’s leaders see “beneath the surface” of our oceans’ problems to find lasting solutions.
How to apply and additional information on the scholarship can be found on the Sobey Fund for Oceans website.
DOUGLAS M. JOHNSTON - MASC SCHOLARSHIP IN MARINE AFFAIRS
The Douglas M. Johnston - MASC Scholarship in Marine Affairs is a $5,000 award established by the Maritime Awards Society of Canada (MASC). The scholarship is conferred on an annual basis to a Canadian citizen to pursue the Master of Marine Management (MMM) degree. Qualified applicants to the MMM are automatically considered for this scholarship upon completion of their application submitted by January 31.
THE SOBEY FUND FOR OCEANS
The Sobey Fund for Oceans supports annual scholarship awards of $17,500. The scholarship is open to potential graduate students (new to Dalhousie University), and is tenable for 1 academic year (12 months). Deadline for applications is January 31st, and successful applicants will be notified in early spring.
The goal of the Sobey Fund for Oceans is to inspire innovative multi-disciplinary approaches for creating healthy oceans and sustainable economies. The Sobey Fund for Oceans provides resources for scholarships, work placements, and student-led events and conferences to help tomorrow’s leaders see “beneath the surface” of our oceans’ problems to find lasting solutions.
How to apply and additional information on the scholarship can be found on the Sobey Fund for Oceans website.
DOUGLAS M. JOHNSTON - MASC SCHOLARSHIP IN MARINE AFFAIRS
The Douglas M. Johnston - MASC Scholarship in Marine Affairs is a $5,000 award established by the Maritime Awards Society of Canada (MASC). The scholarship is conferred on an annual basis to a Canadian citizen to pursue the Master of Marine Management (MMM) degree. Qualified applicants to the MMM are automatically considered for this scholarship upon completion of their application submitted by January 31.
ALGOMA CENTRAL CORPORATION AWARD FOR MARINE ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
Presented to one second year and one third year Marine Engineering Technician cadet who demonstrates a good balance between scholastic achievement, extra-curricular activities, maturity and work habits and hands on knowledge of Marine Engineering Technology. Applicants must have sailed at least one work term with Algoma. Employer letter of reference is required from an employer related to his or her work experience within the marine industry. The faculty letter of reference is also required and should demonstrate his or her educational experience. Applicants must clearly demonstrate how they meet the criteria in his or her cover letter.
Award: 2 @ $2,000
ALGOMA CENTRAL CORPORATION AWARD FOR MARINE TECHNOLOGY - NAVIGATION
Presented to one second year and one third year Marine Technology – Navigation cadet who demonstrates a good balance between scholastic achievement, extra-curricular activities, maturity, work habits and hands on knowledge of Marine Technology – Navigation. Applicants must have sailed with Algoma Central Corporation at least once. Applicants must clearly demonstrate how they meet the criteria in his or her cover letter.
Award: 2 @ $2,000
CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF MARINE ENGINEERING (CIMARE) SECOND YEAR AWARD
Presented to a student enrolled in their second year of the Marine Engineering Technology program, who has successfully completed their first co-op aboard a Great Lakes vessel, and who has also demonstrated the potential of a future chief engineer.
Award: 1 @ $1,500
CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF MARINE ENGINEERING (CIMARE) THIRD YEAR AWARD
Presented to a student enrolled in their third year of the Marine Engineering Technology program, who has successfully completed their second co-op aboard a Great Lakes vessel, and who has also demonstrated the potential of a future chief engineer.
Award: 1 @ $1,500
CAPTAIN ROBERT HULL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR SECOND YEAR MARINE TECHNOLOGY - NAVIGATION
Presented to a student who is enrolled in his or her second year of the Marine Technology – Navigation program who demonstrates leadership potential, strives to do his or her best with his or her studies (not necessarily the top marks), endeavours to tutor, mentor, support and encourage other students and has a great respect for the profession. The recipient can also benefit from the financial assistance.
Captain Robert Hull was a member of the first graduating class of the Marine Navigation Technology program at Georgian College, Owen Sound Campus. When he graduated in 1976, he was awarded the Board of Governors gold medal for academic excellence. He sailed with Misener Transportation as an officer and master, Harrison Clyde of Scotland, was shore safety superintendent with Misener Shipping then sailed as master with Great Lakes Bulk Carriers. In 1991 Robert assumed the role of being a full-time professor of Navigation at Georgian College. An opportunity arose and for 20 years served as a marine pilot with the Great Lakes Pilotage Authority in District 2 and 3. Robert assisted many students as a teacher/tutor and loved guiding these aspiring officers into reaching their goal with confidence. Robert was someone who was always concerned for the safety and welfare of others.
Award: 1 @ $500
CITY OF OWEN SOUND LEADERSHIP AWARD
Presented to a student entering his or her second year of the Marine Engineering Technician, Marine Technology – Navigation, Power Engineering Technician or Power Engineering Technology programs at the Owen Sound Campus. The student has demonstrated outstanding leadership qualities, both within the program and within the community.
Award: 1 @ $500
CORPORATION OF PROFESSIONAL GREAT LAKES PILOTS AWARD
Presented to a second year or senior year student in the Marine Technology – Navigation program who demonstrates good communication skills and supports fellow students in a mentoring role.
Award: 1 @ $1,000
GEORGIAN YACHT CLUB SCHOLARSHIP
Presented to a deserving first year student in the second semester of a Marine Studies program (including Marine Technology – Navigation, Marine Engineering Technology, and Marine Engineering Management) and studying at the Owen Sound campus. Deserving student will be chosen based on academic standing (semester one GPA).
Award: 1 @ $1,000
GREAT LAKES PILOTAGE AUTHORITY AWARD
Presented to a second or senior year student in the Marine Technology – Navigation program who demonstrates good communication skills and supports fellow students in a mentoring role.
Award: 2 @ $1,000
INTERNATIONAL SHIP MASTERS ASSOCIATION HURONIA AWARDS
Presented to the two second year Marine students with good academic standing and with the best kept log books.
Award: 2 @ $750
MARINE CLUB AWARDS - MOST DESERVING 1ST YEAR ENGINEERING CADET
Presented to a first year student enrolled in the Marine Engineering Technology program who is deemed most deserving.
Award: 1 @ $1,700
MARINE CLUB AWARDS - MOST DESERVING 1ST YEAR NAVIGATION CADET
Presented to a first year student enrolled in the Marine Technology – Navigation program who is deemed most deserving.
Award: 1 @ $1,700
MARINE CLUB AWARDS - MOST DESERVING 2ND YEAR ENGINEERING CADET
Presented to a second year student enrolled in the Marine Engineering Technology program who us deemed most deserving.
Award: 1 @ $2,000
MARINE CLUB AWARDS - MOST DESERVING 2ND YEAR NAVIGATION CADET
Presented to a second year student enrolled in the Marine Technology – Navigation program who is deemed most deserving.
Award: 1 @ $2,000
MARINE CLUB AWARDS - MOST DESERVING 3RD YEAR MARINE ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY STUDENT
Presented to a third-year student who is enrolled in the Marine Engineering Technology program who demonstrated leadership and management potential.
Award: 1 @ $2,300
MARINE CLUB AWARDS - MOST DESERVING 3RD YEAR NAVIGATION CADET
Presented to a third year student enrolled in the Marine Technology – Navigation program who is deemed most deserving.
Award: 1 @ $2,300
MARINE CLUB AWARDS - 3RD YEAR MARINE ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY CADET
Presented to a third-year student who is enrolled in the Marine Engineering Technology program who is in good academic standing and demonstrates financial need.
Award: 1 @ $1,200
MARINE CLUB AWARDS - COOP AWARD OF RECOGNITION 2ND YEAR ENGINEERING CADET
Presented to a second year student enrolled in the Marine Engineering Technology program who received the best shipboard projects review from co-op 1.
Award: 1 @ $1,200
MARINE CLUB AWARDS - COOP AWARD OF RECOGNITION 2ND YEAR NAVIGATION CADET
Presented to a second year student enrolled in the Marine Technology – Navigation program who received the best employer evaluation from their first co-op.
Award: 1 @ $1,200
MARINE CLUB AWARDS - MOST IMPROVED 3RD YEAR NAVIGATION CADET
Presented to a third year student enrolled in the Marine Technology – Navigation program who has shown great improvement.
Award: 1 @ $1,200
MARINE CLUB AWARDS FOR FIRST YEAR NAVIGATION AND ENGINEERING CADETS
Presented to one student enrolled in his or her first year of the Marine Engineering Technology program and one student in the Marine Technology – Navigation program who will be continuing their studies, is in good academic standing and demonstrates financial need.
Award: 2 @ $1,200
THE CANADA STEAMSHIP LINES AWARD FOR PERSEVERANCE AND ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
Presented to two second year cadets enrolled in the Marine Technology – Navigation program and the two second year cadets enrolled in the Marine Engineering Technician program who have demonstrated academic excellence, perseverance and motivation, quality in their work and a strong work ethic. The recipients will have to complete their sea service on a CSL vessel.
Award: 4 @ $2,500
THE ROBERT HULL MEMORIAL AWARD SUPPORTED BY THE GREAT LAKES PILOTAGE AUTHORITY
Presented to a second or senior year student in the Marine Technology – Navigation program who demonstrates good communication skills and supports fellow students in a mentoring role.
Award: 1 @ $1,000
WÄRTSILÄ VOYAGE AMERICAS AWARD OF MERIT
Presented to a student in their third year of the Marine Technology – Navigation program. The student has demonstrated exceptional leadership within the classroom and has been a mentor to others by demonstrating care for the development and success of his or her classmates in Radar Navigation, Electronic Navigation Aids, ECDIS and Simulated Navigation classes. Marks and mentoring will both be considered with higher weighting being given to the mentoring role.
Award: 1 @ $1,000
IMQ FOUNDATION
The Fondation de l'Institut maritime du Québec offers several scholarship programs for students enrolled full-time in an IMQ program of study.
SCHOLARSHIPS PATHWAYS
By registering with IMQ, you may be eligible for the Pathways scholarship program valued at
$7,500 per year.
The Pathways scholarships are intended to provide financial assistance to students who choose to study in a CEGEP far from their home. They promote the attraction and retention of students in CEGEPs located mainly in the regions, including the Institut maritime du Québec.
For more details on the Pathways scholarships, visit the Ministry's website.
BOURSES PERSPECTIVE QUÉBEC
Would you like to study in one of the programs targeted by the government? You could receive $1,500 for each successful session.
The Perspective Québec scholarships aim to increase the number of qualified people in the professions prioritized by the government (those with a labour shortage in essential public services as well as in strategic areas for the economy).
Would you like to study in one of the programs targeted by the government? You could receive $1,500 for each successful session.
TUITION FEE EXEMPTION
Do you live in Canada but are not a resident of Quebec? Would you like to continue your studies with us, at the Institut maritime du Québec? We have good news for you!
The Act respecting French, the official and common language of Quebec, assented to on 1he June 2022, made amendments to the Charter of the French Language to allow Canadian students outside Quebec, under certain conditions, to take college programs offered in French by paying the same tuition fees as Quebec residents. In other words, a person who resides in Canada but is not recognized as a resident of Quebec is entitled to pay the same tuition fees as a person who is a resident of Quebec.
PROGRAMME EXPLORE
Do you want to discover another part of Canada while learning English? The Explore program is for you! Explore is a five-week intensive English Immersion Fellowship program. The scholarship, valued at $2,200, covers tuition fees for the course, materials, meals and accommodation.
AQEIPS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
The Quebec Association for Equity and Inclusion in Postsecondary Education (AQEIPS) is proud to launch the 25th edition of its scholarship program for post-secondary students with disabilities (HSEP). The objective of this program is to support HSHPs who often face barriers and additional costs in their post-secondary education. The program also encourages students to persevere on their higher education path. Our scholarship program is made possible through the generosity of donors, partners, and members.
SCHOLARSHIP FOR THE NEXT GENERATION OF WOMEN
The Association of Business, Professional and Career Women of the Greater Rimouski Region wishes to highlight the dynamism and the social and educational career of women who distinguish themselves and excel in their field. To do this, every two years, it organizes the "Scholarships for the next generation of women" contest, open only to women enrolled full-time in vocational, college or university training. The last edition took place in 2018.
DESJARDINS FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP
The $1,000 Desjardins scholarships are intended for students who stand out for their academic perseverance or their involvement in their community. Only students who are members of a Desjardins caisse populaire can apply.
GERMAINE-SANTERRE SCHOLARSHIP
The Germaine-Santerre scholarship is intended for full-time students (DEC or AEC) who, despite difficulties, show perseverance and succeed.
MERITAS AND GIRLS IN TECH SCHOLARSHIPS! OF THE OTPQ
The Ordre des technologues professionnels du Québec awards Meritas scholarships of $1,000 each to students affiliated with the OTPQ.
The Girls in Tech! scholarship is awarded at the same time as the Méritas scholarships and rewards a young woman who has distinguished herself in her studies. $1,000 scholarship.
HATS OFF TO GIRLS!
The Chapeau les filles! contest is aimed at women who choose a traditionally male profession.
BOURSE SCHULICH LEADERS
The Schulich Leader Scholarships are prestigious entrance scholarships awarded to students in their final year of high school or CEGEP who wish to pursue a bachelor's degree in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) at one of our participating Canadian universities.
LORAN SCHOLARSHIP
The Loran Scholarships are intended for full-time graduates who wish to pursue their studies at one of the 25 participating universities in the program. The selection of the fellows is distinguished by the special attention it pays to the personalities of the young leaders. Students will be expected to demonstrate determination, courage, community involvement, integrity, and leadership potential.
YOUTH RECOGNITION AWARD
Created in 2018, the Youth Recognition Awards aim to highlight the exemplary achievements of young people who contribute to making Quebec shine, as well as the exceptional contribution of youth workers who have distinguished themselves during their career by their commitment to young people.
WILLIAM BARTER MEMORIAL BURSARY IN PROTECTING MARINE ENVIRONMENTS
This bursary was established by a donation from Gloria Barter, daughter of William Barter. William Barter was born in 1907 and lived his entire life in Bay de Verde. He was a successful fisherman, committed community leader, and founding member and chairman of the Bay de Verde Co-operative. The co-op ran a general store and a cod liver factory, and supported local fisherman by providing loans which increased their autonomy and ability to negotiate the best price for their catch. William Barter was a member of the first town council from 1950-51 and was particularly interested in community affairs, politics and the sustainability of the fishery. He was a lifelong learner and an avid reader. He believed education provided the ability to choose your path and achieve your goals, no matter what your occupation.
One bursary will be awarded annually to a student studying in the Marine Environmental Technology program. Preference will be given to a Canadian student who has completed the first year of the program. Preference will be given to a student with a particular interest in fisheries conservation. This bursary will be awarded in the winter/spring semester.
GERARD BUTLER AWARD
This award of marine reference books is to be presented annually to a qualified student of the Ministry of Transport Nautical Certificate program. This award comes from the annual interest of a memorial trust fund set up by Mrs. Anne Butler in memory of her late husband who was lost at sea when the Arctic Explorer sank.
MELVIN FREID MARINE SAFETY AWARD
Donated by Alpha Beta Signa Phi in remembrance of Mel Freid who lost his life in the Ocean Ranger disaster. This award is presented annually to a student who shows initiative and enterprise in the field of marine safety or to assist in a research project in marine safety.
FRY FAMILY FOUNDATION LEADERSHIP AWARDS AT THE FISHERIES AND MARINE INSTITUTE
These leadership awards were established by the Fry Family Foundation, an organization that contributes significantly to student scholarships and awards throughout Newfoundland and Labrador. The foundation is dedicated to building stronger communities and developing future talent for Newfoundland and Labrador.
The Fry Family Foundation Leadership Awards at the Fisheries and Marine Institute will be granted annually to up to two undergraduate students enrolled in an undergraduate program at the Fisheries and Marine Institute. The successful applicant must demonstrate outstanding leadership throughout the course of his/her Marine Institute program, through academic work, professional work placements (if applicable), and community involvement.
The recipient must meet the minimum academic requirements for a scholarship as outlined by Memorial University of Newfoundland. This award will be granted by the Fisheries and Marine Institute Scholarships Committee, upon recommendation of a sub-committee of the Scholarship Committee and faculty recommendation. Applicants must complete The Fry Family Foundation Student Leadership Awards at the Fisheries and Marine Institute Application.
THE LIEUTENANT COMMANDER (RETIRED) ANTHONY GREEN AYRE BURSARY
This endowed bursary was established from a gift from the Estate of Anthony Green Ayre, who joined the Royal Canadian Navy at the outbreak of World War II and served in the Atlantic and Pacific from 1941-1945. Following the war he was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Commander and became the Commanding Officer of the Memorial University of Newfoundland Naval Training Division. He was also an area officer of the Sea Cadets and devoted to community service.
Valued at a portion of the income on the endowment, one or more bursaries will be awarded annually to full-time students who meet the academic requirements for a bursary. First priority will be given to a student(s) registered full time in the Bachelor of Maritime Studies Program or the Bridge Watch Technical Certificate. Second priority will be given to a Nautical Science student(s) studying beyond first year.
ROSE HATFIELD HEALTHY LIVING AWARD
The Rose Hatfield Healthy Living Award is to be awarded annually to a student who demonstrates a high level of academic ability and dedication to healthy living. The award is in honour of Rose Hatfield, a recreation specialist at MI who has been committed to healthy living for over 25 years via her position at the Marine Institute and her involvement in activities across Newfoundland and Labrador.
HEBRON AWARD
This award was created from a generous contribution from the Hebron Project. The Hebron Project co-venturers are ExxonMobil Canada Properties (operator), Chevron Canada, Suncor Energy, Statoil Canada and Nalcor Energy. Awards will be available to full-time or part-time students, enrolled at any campus of Memorial University of Newfoundland, who have aboriginal status, a disability, or who represent a visible minority. Students with a disability should provide supporting documentation (from a medical doctor, psychologist, audiologist, rehabilitation counselor, or other professional who has specific training, expertise, and experience in the diagnosis of this condition).
Students will claim aboriginal and visible minority status through self-identification. Of those eligible students, further preference will be given to students who are majoring in engineering, the geosciences, environmental science or chemistry. Normally, at least one award will be granted in each designated area and where possible, at least one award will be granted to a student in his/her first year of study. The Marine Institute student awards will be granted by the Marine Institute Scholarship.
DALE HOWSE MEMORIAL AWARD
This endowed memorial award was established from a generous gift from The Howse Family. Valued at a portion of the income on the endowment, the award will be given annually to a student enrolled in a Marine Institute program who has demonstrated exceptional commitment to helping other students.
The award shall be based on academic performance and contribution to fellow students’ academic and personal development. It is based on the recommendation of the Selection Committee and will be awarded by the Marine Institute Scholarship Committee.
CAPTAIN PATRICK MILLER AWARD
This Award was established by the family and friends of Captain Patrick Miller. Captain Miller was a sea captain and well known businessman from Fogo Island. Throughout his 70+ year career within the marine industry he owned and navigated more than 30 vessels. A lifelong mariner he sailed and operated his business in local NL waters as well as along the eastern seaboard of North America.
This award is given to a student who has graduated from high school on Fogo Island and who is beyond first year in one of the following fulltime Diploma of Technology programs at the Marine Institute: Nautical Science, Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering, or Marine Engineering Systems Design. Preference will be given to a demonstrated record of active community involvement, volunteer work, helping fellow students and/or service at Memorial University or on Fogo Island.
If the Award is not awarded in one year then two may be awarded the following year. It is based on the recommendation of the Selection Committee and will be awarded by the Marine Institute Scholarship Committee.
KRAKEN ROBOTIC SYSTEMS INC. DR. F. MARY WILLIAMS MEMORIAL AWARD IN OCEAN TECHNOLOGY
This award was established by a donation from Kraken Robotic Systems Inc. in memory of Dr. F. Mary Williams. In her capacity as Director General of the National Research Council Institute for Marine Dynamics, Dr. Williams was a catalyst for innovation in Newfoundland and Labrador and beyond. She embodied the principles of applied research and partnership with the maritime industry. These principles are ingrained in the culture of the Marine Institute, an organization that Dr. Williams collaborated with often, with faculty and staff on Arctic and oceans related projects and research. She was a review committee member integral in moving forward MI’s Master of Technology Management Program, a program that was first introduced to MI’s program offering in 2010. One award will be given annually to a student studying beyond first year in a four year School of Ocean Technology program at the Fisheries and Marine Institute of Memorial University. Preference may be given to a female student, recognizing Dr. Williams’ passion to support the increased participation of women at all levels in science and engineering. Preference may also be given to a student who demonstrates financial need. This award will be given in the fall semester by the Fisheries and Marine Institute Scholarships Committee.
MOVING FORWARD TOGETHER CAMPAIGN AWARD
This Award was established by two generous donations as a part of the Moving Forward Together Campaign by the Sisters of Mercy of Newfoundland and the Presentation Sister of Newfoundland and Labrador. Moving Forward Together is a Canada-wide campaign to bring fundamental and lasting change to Aboriginal communities in Canada by supporting healing and educational programs.
Valued at $1800.00, it will be awarded to an undergraduate Aboriginal student at the Marine Institute of Memorial University of Newfoundland, with preference given to a student beyond their first year of studies. The Award is given annually and is renewable for an additional two years. The student must meet the minimum academic requirements for an award as defined by Memorial University. This award will be granted by the Marine Institute Scholarship Committee.
PUBLIC SERVICE CREDIT UNION AWARD FOR LEADERSHIP
This award was established by a generous donation from the Public Service Credit Union. Public Service Credit Union has been contributing to charitable organizations and scholarships since 2012, and is proud to be a supporter of the Marine Institute of Memorial University of Newfoundland. Valued at $500, an award will be given annually to an undergraduate student at the Fisheries and Marine Institute who has been accepted to participate on a Marine Institute team related to a marine field of study, such as but not limited to the Marine Advanced Technology Education (MATE) Competition Team.
The award will be granted based on academic merit to a student who has displayed leadership and dedication to the team. Preference will be given to a student within the School of Ocean Technology. Recipients must meet the minimum academic requirements for an award as defined by the Fisheries and Marine Institute of Memorial University of Newfoundland. This award will be granted by the Fisheries and Marine Institute Scholarships Committee upon Marine Institute Faculty nomination.
IAN J. REID AWARD
This award has been developed in memory of Mr. Ian J. Reid, an individual who contributed greatly to his community. He was a veteran of World War 2 and maintained an active naval connection, and also served his community in a volunteer capacity with numerous community organizations. He was a smart business leader and was delighted to be the first chair of the Canadian Centre for Fisheries Innovation.
This award will be granted by the Fisheries and Marine Institute Scholarships Committee. Preference may be given to financial need.
ROY RUSSELL MEMORIAL BURSARY
This endowed bursary was established by the family of the late Roy A. Russell in recognition of the interest Mr. Russell had in providing employees with an opportunity to excel in their chosen activity and to achieve new goals. The bursary will be valued at a portion of the income on the endowment and will be awarded annually.
The recipient will be an entrance student enrolled in the first year of any program at the Marine Institute. The eligible student would have graduated from a high school in Newfoundland and Labrador situated off the Avalon Peninsula. The recipient must meet the minimum academic requirements for a bursary as defined by the University. The bursary will be granted by the Fisheries and Marine Institute Scholarships Committee.
VICE-PRESIDENT'S FRY FOUNDATION EXCELLENCE IN LEADERSHIP AWARD AT THE FISHERIES AND MARINE INSTITUTE
This leadership award was established by the Fry Family Foundation, an organization that contributes significantly to student scholarships and awards throughout Newfoundland and Labrador. The foundation is dedicated to building stronger communities and developing future talent for Newfoundland and Labrador. The Vice-President’s Fry Family Foundation Excellence in Leadership Award at the Fisheries and Marine Institute will be granted annually to an undergraduate student in the final semester of a three or four year program at the Fisheries and Marine Institute.
The successful applicant must demonstrate outstanding leadership throughout the course of his/her Marine Institute program, through academic work, professional work placements, and community involvement. The recipient must meet the minimum academic requirements for a scholarship as outlined by Memorial University of Newfoundland. This award will be granted by the Fisheries and Marine Institute Scholarships Committee, upon recommendation of a sub-committee of the Scholarship Committee and faculty recommendation. Applicants must complete The Fry Family Foundation Student Leadership Awards at the Fisheries and Marine Institute Application.
THE OCEAN DREAM AWARD FOR WOMEN AND INDIGENOUS PEOPLE
Open to full-time students who will be enrolled in any year of study of Bridge Watch Rating, Electro-Technical Officer, Marine Engineering Technology, Marine Engineering Management Technology, Marine Mechanical Technician, Marine Navigation Technology, Marine Navigation Management Technology, or Ship’s Cook at the Strait Area Campus or Fishing Vessel Operations and Leadership at the Shelburne Campus.
This award program (between $3,000 - $10,000 depending on the program) has been established to support those who are interested in and have a passion to explore a career in the marine industry. Recognizing the significant financial, social and cultural barriers that women and Indigenous People face when pursuing post-secondary education, this bursary will help offset educational costs, ultimately encouraging greater participation in marine training and careers.
ALGOMA CENTRAL CORPORATION MARINE ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY SCHOLARSHIP
Open to full-time students who will be enrolled in year 2 or 3 of Marine Engineering Technology or any year of Marine Engineering Management Technology at the Strait Area Campus.
This award of $1000 was established by Algoma Central Corporation to support students at NSCC.
ALGOMA CENTRAL CORPORATION MARINE NAVIGATION TECHNOLOGY SCHOLARSHIP
Open to full-time students who will be enrolled in year 2 or 3 of Marine Navigation Technology or Marine Navigation Management Technology at the Strait Area Campus.
This award of $1000 was established by Algoma Central Corporation to support students at NSCC.
NSCC STUDENT AWARDS
There are many award opportunities and financial support options available at NSCC. Once a student is confirmed in a program, they will gain access to the Student Awards Portal and will be able to review award opportunities recommended for them based on their program, campus and other information provided.
The Nunavut Fisheries Training Consortium (NFTC), a non-profit founded in 2005, provides training for Nunavut beneficiaries seeking careers in the fishing industry. NFTC covers all costs related to training, including travel, accommodations, meals, and tuition, along with a training allowance for students. Training covers a wide range of industry roles, from deckhand to captain and quality control to engineering.
While NFTC primarily offers courses within Nunavut communities or in Iqaluit, some training may be arranged in southern Canada if necessary. With opportunities across offshore trawler work, inshore fishing, and fish processing, the industry offers a variety of paths to sustainable employment. Interested individuals are encouraged to apply promptly to take advantage of available courses.
While NFTC primarily offers courses within Nunavut communities or in Iqaluit, some training may be arranged in southern Canada if necessary. With opportunities across offshore trawler work, inshore fishing, and fish processing, the industry offers a variety of paths to sustainable employment. Interested individuals are encouraged to apply promptly to take advantage of available courses.
The 15-week BWR-N program is FULLY FUNDED for eligible students through the Oceans Protection Plan, which is in collaboration with the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT). Fully subsidized and supported students include Northern Residents, Canadian Indigenous persons, and women.
The Bridge Watch Rating (BWR) course is an essential stepping stone for anyone looking to start a career as a deckhand on a vessel. This course provides the fundamental skills for watchkeeping, including navigation, seamanship, and ship operations. You’ll learn how to assist with the safe navigation of the vessel, monitor safety and security on board, and carry out essential shipboard tasks under the guidance of an officer. The BWR course is the ideal starting point for building a successful career in the maritime industry.
The Bridge Watch Rating (BWR) course is an essential stepping stone for anyone looking to start a career as a deckhand on a vessel. This course provides the fundamental skills for watchkeeping, including navigation, seamanship, and ship operations. You’ll learn how to assist with the safe navigation of the vessel, monitor safety and security on board, and carry out essential shipboard tasks under the guidance of an officer. The BWR course is the ideal starting point for building a successful career in the maritime industry.
Western Maritime Institute is designated by the Private Training Institutions Branch of the B.C. Ministry of Education and as such is a Designated Learning Institution, which means its students are eligible for funding that is not available to students attending non-accredited career colleges.
BUCK SUZUKI LEGACY BURSARY
The TBuck Suzuki Foundation is accepting applications for our annual Buck Suzuki Legacy Bursary, valued at $1000. Students in oceans, fisheries, food or marine related studies at the undergraduate, graduate, or trades level are welcome to apply.
BCFMWU/WMI COLIN LAIRD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
The Western Maritime Institute and BCFMWU are proud to offer full scholarships to two (2) successful members for the fall and spring Deckhand/Bridge Watch Rating Program at Western Maritime Institute. The scholarship offer includes tuition for the full Bridge Watch Rating program. Both scholarships will be awarded from all applications received.
VANCOUVER TRANSPORTATION FOUNDATION/NAUTICAL INSTITUTE B.C. BURSARIES
The British Columbia branch of the Nautical Institute has an arrangement with the Vancouver Transportation Foundation (VTF) in order to recommend students for VTF scholarships. The VTF is a British Columbia non-profit society with a mandate of providing scholarships and bursaries to students in post-secondary institutions with emphasis on areas of studies relative to transportation.
The VTF/NIBC bursaries provide three $1,000 scholarships and three C$500 bursaries to applicants enrolled in Nautical Science.
NAUTICAL PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION SOCIETY OF B.C. BURSARIES
Applications are invited from qualified students for the NPESC Bursaries.
There will be a total of five C$1,500 bursaries awarded to applicants enrolled in Nautical Science or Marine Engineering courses of a minimum length of 250 hours at a training institution approved by Transport Canada and registered with the British Columbia government.
There will be another competition in the spring with more Bursaries being offered. If you are not successful at this fall event, you are encouraged to re-apply in the spring.
WESTERN CANADA MARINE RESPONSE CORPORATION (WCMRC) SCHOLARSHIP
Since 1998, Western Canada Marine Response Corporation (WCMRC) has been offering scholarships to students of family members involved in spill response on the West Coast. Three scholarships worth $1,000 each are offered to students who are enrolled in a post- secondary program. The selection is based on the applicant’s academic performance, education and career goals as well as their community and extra-curricular involvement.
INTERNATIONAL LONGSHORE AND WAREHOUSE UNION (ILWU) SCHOLARSHIPS
The ILWU offers 10 scholarships worth $1,300 each to active members or dependents in good standing who are attending post-secondary vocational/career technical schooling in B.C. only. The program must be identified either as a full-time vocational or career technical program which would include programs with work periods e.g. co-op or apprenticeship.
BC FERRY AND MARINE WORKERS’ UNION (BCFMWU) EDUCATION AWARDS
Every year, the BCFMWU offers awards in amounts of $500 and $1000. Awards are available to students who will be enrolling in university programs, college programs or technical programs. All awards are open to BCFMWU members in good standing who have been active for at least one year, casual employees hired prior to the year of application, or the spouse, son, daughter, or grandchild of a member in good standing. If the member is retired or deceased, they had to have been in good standing at the time.
INTERNATIONAL SAILORS’ SOCIETY CANADA (ISSC) BURSARY
ISSC is accepting applications for the Maritime Bursary created in honour of long-serving director and corporate secretary, Sue Hanby. Two bursaries of $1000 each are available. The bursary is open to students who are enrolling in marine related studies with a recognized educational institution, however, please note that preference will be given to students who are preparing for a sea-going career.
BUCK SUZUKI LEGACY BURSARY
The TBuck Suzuki Foundation is accepting applications for our annual Buck Suzuki Legacy Bursary, valued at $1000. Students in oceans, fisheries, food or marine related studies at the undergraduate, graduate, or trades level are welcome to apply.
BCFMWU/WMI COLIN LAIRD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
The Western Maritime Institute and BCFMWU are proud to offer full scholarships to two (2) successful members for the fall and spring Deckhand/Bridge Watch Rating Program at Western Maritime Institute. The scholarship offer includes tuition for the full Bridge Watch Rating program. Both scholarships will be awarded from all applications received.
VANCOUVER TRANSPORTATION FOUNDATION/NAUTICAL INSTITUTE B.C. BURSARIES
The British Columbia branch of the Nautical Institute has an arrangement with the Vancouver Transportation Foundation (VTF) in order to recommend students for VTF scholarships. The VTF is a British Columbia non-profit society with a mandate of providing scholarships and bursaries to students in post-secondary institutions with emphasis on areas of studies relative to transportation.
The VTF/NIBC bursaries provide three $1,000 scholarships and three C$500 bursaries to applicants enrolled in Nautical Science.
NAUTICAL PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION SOCIETY OF B.C. BURSARIES
Applications are invited from qualified students for the NPESC Bursaries.
There will be a total of five C$1,500 bursaries awarded to applicants enrolled in Nautical Science or Marine Engineering courses of a minimum length of 250 hours at a training institution approved by Transport Canada and registered with the British Columbia government.
There will be another competition in the spring with more Bursaries being offered. If you are not successful at this fall event, you are encouraged to re-apply in the spring.
WESTERN CANADA MARINE RESPONSE CORPORATION (WCMRC) SCHOLARSHIP
Since 1998, Western Canada Marine Response Corporation (WCMRC) has been offering scholarships to students of family members involved in spill response on the West Coast. Three scholarships worth $1,000 each are offered to students who are enrolled in a post- secondary program. The selection is based on the applicant’s academic performance, education and career goals as well as their community and extra-curricular involvement.
INTERNATIONAL LONGSHORE AND WAREHOUSE UNION (ILWU) SCHOLARSHIPS
The ILWU offers 10 scholarships worth $1,300 each to active members or dependents in good standing who are attending post-secondary vocational/career technical schooling in B.C. only. The program must be identified either as a full-time vocational or career technical program which would include programs with work periods e.g. co-op or apprenticeship.
BC FERRY AND MARINE WORKERS’ UNION (BCFMWU) EDUCATION AWARDS
Every year, the BCFMWU offers awards in amounts of $500 and $1000. Awards are available to students who will be enrolling in university programs, college programs or technical programs. All awards are open to BCFMWU members in good standing who have been active for at least one year, casual employees hired prior to the year of application, or the spouse, son, daughter, or grandchild of a member in good standing. If the member is retired or deceased, they had to have been in good standing at the time.
INTERNATIONAL SAILORS’ SOCIETY CANADA (ISSC) BURSARY
ISSC is accepting applications for the Maritime Bursary created in honour of long-serving director and corporate secretary, Sue Hanby. Two bursaries of $1000 each are available. The bursary is open to students who are enrolling in marine related studies with a recognized educational institution, however, please note that preference will be given to students who are preparing for a sea-going career.
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THE CIMARE NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD
The Institute’s scholarship award was created in 2014 and is intended to recognize the outstanding achievement and potential of students attending Canada’s post-secondary marine training institutions. The value of the award is presently $3,000.
One award will ordinarily be made annually. Previous recipients of the scholarship may apply in successive years, provided they are continuing in a full-time program toward a marine engineering academic diploma and an operating license or certificate.
Eligibility for the scholarship award: The award is available to all Canadian citizens and Canadian permanent residents enrolled on a full-time basis in a post-secondary marine engineering education and training program, which program has as its central goal the granting of a marine engineering diploma and a government-conferred marine engineering operating designation or certificate.
A primary qualifying requirement for the Award is merit, together with the candidate’s potential to succeed in a career of marine engineering. The Council may also consider financial need in deserving applications.
Applying for the scholarship award:
Applications must be sent (in confidence) to the CIMarE National Administrator by email (admin@cimare.ca) or by mail* by March 31st. An application letter of two pages is required (i.e. about 800 words). Applications should ideally be accompanied by one or two letters of reference, notably from training supervisors and academic instructors, and by a transcript of academic grades in the applicant’s program to date.
THE DONALD W. CHALLINOR SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION
A scholarship foundation for students pursuing careers in marine engineering or naval architecture has been created by Mrs. Nancy Challinor in memory of her late husband, Donald W. Challinor, noted marine engineer and shipyard executive.
Scholarships are awarded by the Foundation’s Trustees, which include executives of the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, the Canadian Institute of Marine Engineering and the Shipbuilding Association of Canada. At least three scholarships may be awarded annually, and it is intended to reserve one for each of: Western Canada (British Columbia and the Prairie Provinces & Territories); Central Canada (Ontario and Quebec); and the Atlantic Provinces, provided eligible applications are received from each region.
Scholarships will be awarded to graduates of the penultimate year (i.e. 3rd year of a 4-year program, or 2nd year of a 3-year program, etc.) of courses in naval architecture or marine engineering, as described herein.
Applications will be judged on the basis of:
- Penultimate year marks in engineering and science subjects
- Motivation to a career in marine technology
- Character.
- Be at least 18 years of age
- Be a Canadian citizen, and have been for at least three years prior to application
- Be resident in Canada
- Have satisfactorily completed, or received credits at a recognized Canadian university, community college or marine institute for all but the final year in a program leading to recognized qualifications in naval architecture or marine engineering. (i.e. degree, diploma, D.O.T. certification).
Applications should be submitted by May 31st in accordance with the attached Application Instructions.
Donald W. Challinor Mémorial Foundation – French
The Donald W. Challinor Memorial Scholarship Foundation – English
For further information, please contact Gerry Lanigan, Trustee Tel: (613) 829-5078 or email gerrylanigan@sympatico.ca.
THE DENIS CRESSEY MARINE ENGINEERING SCHOLARSHIP TRUST
This trust annually awards a scholarship to a deserving student in a field of engineering related to Marine Engineering. The Trust is administered by the Vancouver and Vancouver Island Branches of the Canadian Institute of Marine Engineering. Two awards are given annually:
- $2,000 for a student in any year of marine engineering
- $500 for a student in first year of marine engineering
- Career objectives
- Employment background
- Education history and proof of marks
- References
Applicants are required to be:
- Canadian Citizen or Landed Immigrant
- Studying or employed (while going to school) in the field of marine engineering in Canada
CIMARE VANCOUVER ISLAND BRANCH EDUCATION AND TRAINING GRANT
The Vancouver Island Branch is proud to offer an Education and Training Grant to CIMarE members to support ongoing development of Marine Engineers and Engineers working in the marine industry.
The grant is available only to CIMarE members. The grant is intended to support and prefer members participating in the CIMarE VI Branch.
An award of $1000 total per year is available. However, the award amount may vary depending on the investment performance of the supporting funds.
The award is determined with the assistance of an evaluation rubric in combination with the discretion of the VI Branch Awards Committee. The Committee is formed from members of the VI Branch Executive Committee.
How to apply for the VI Branch Education and Training Grant:
Collect your information and fill out the on-line application form in the CIMarE members area here. Submit the application before August 31 of the year.
- CIMarE Vancouver Island branch will review applications and select final candidates
- CIMarE Vancouver Island branch representatives will contact final candidate to review and confirm information (transcripts, reference letters, etc)
- Final decision on conference is made and announced in December of each year.
The online application form is in the members only area. You must be a member in good standing to apply for the Grant.
Professor William Tetley Award
CSL SPONSOR A CADET
This program provides financial assistance for 2 NSCC students in the form of a $5,000 educational credit and a five-week work placement with CSL Group.
Interested applicants must complete the following to be considered: 1. CSL Sponsor A Cadet Sponsorship Application. 2. Submit a cover letter and resume to awards@nscc.ca
Canada Steamship Lines Inc. Award in Transportation Studies
This award is supports students in the field of transportation studies.
It is for new and returning students, open to Canadian citizens, permanent residents and international students.
Eligible applicants must be full-time, pursuing a Master's or Doctoral degree at Concordia University. Applicants primary area of research must concern transportation.
The award is renewable.
Valued @ $1,250
CANADA STEAMSHIP LINES INC. AWARD IN TRANSPORTATION STUDIES
This award is supports students in the field of transportation studies at Concordia University.
It is for new and returning students, open to Canadian citizens, permanent residents and international students.
Eligible applicants must be full-time, pursuing a Master's or Doctoral degree at Concordia University. Applicants primary area of research must concern transportation.
The award is renewable.
Captain G.O. Baugh Memorial Scholarship
Port of Vancouver Funding
Marine Service Industry Bursary
Robert Allan Memorial Scholarship
The Marine Club Bursaries and Awards
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