Vanier Scholarships

Vanier Scholarship

Supporting top doctoral talent through the Vanier Scholarship

Vanier Scholarship

Supporting top doctoral talent through the Vanier Scholarship

Vanier Scholarships

Vanier Scholarship

Supporting top doctoral talent through the Vanier Scholarship

Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship (VCGS)

*The Government of Canada is no longer accepting applications for the Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships. Please refer to the Canada Graduate Research Scholarship - Doctoral program web page for information regarding the new harmonized program.*

For more information, check out our Tricouncil Doctoral Scholarships!

The Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships (VCGS) program aims to attract and retain world-class doctoral students by supporting students who demonstrate both superior leadership skills and an outstanding record of scholarly achievement in graduate studies in the social sciences and/or humanities, natural sciences and/or engineering and health. International and domestic candidates are eligible to be nominated for a Vanier CGS. Please visit the SGPS Vanier webpage to learn more about the award.

 

Faculty of Social Science (FSS) Process and Deadlines

 

The internal process involves the Departments nominating candidates according to their own process. See deadlines and full process details.

 

FSS Vanier Adjudication Committee

 

  • Daniel Ansari - Psychology
  • Isaac Luginaah - Geography and Environment
  • Andrew Nelson - Anthropology
  • Kim Clark - Anthropology

2025 Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships Recipients

Rebecca Bourgeois
Anthropology

2022

  • Joseph Rovetti (CIHR) - Psychology
    Understanding listening effort to improve the assessment and treatment of hearing loss.
  • Luis Meléndez Guerrero (SSHRC) - Anthropology
Governing alongside the Mine: The Impact of Artisanal and Canadian Corporate Mining on Local Government in the Peruvian Andes.

2021

  • Elmond Bandauko (SSHRC)Geography and Environment
    Urban governance and the politics of everyday survival for street traders in Harare, Zimbabwe
  • Lorna Ferguson - Sociology
    Exploring police responses to missing persons in Canada

2020

  • Vanessa Ambtman-Smith (SSHRC)Geography
    Engaging Indigenous community to improve healthcare environments: Is reconciliation within hospital spaces possible?
  • Florence Wullo Anfaara (SSHRC) Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies
    Promoting Community Health and Wellbeing in Liberia: The role of Peace Huts.

2019

  • Jemima Baada (SSHRC)Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies
    Climate Change, Foreign Investment and Migration in Ghana
  • Federica Guccini (SSHRC)Anthropology
    ‘Super-diversifying’ the Multicultural Lens: Hakka Mauritian Heritage Practices in Mauritius and Canada

2018

  • Roger Hudson (NSERCPsychology- Behavioural Neuroscience - Reward, Motivation
    Examining the Roles of Hippocampal Cannabinoid Signaling on Emotional Memory Processing
  • Leona Bruijns (SSHRC)  - Sociology
    Engaging men as allies to transform a rape culture: Examining the impact of a multi-modal sexual violence prevention program for male athletes on post-secondary campuses.

2016