Kickstart your MSc or PhD programs with the fully funded mechanical engineering scholarships at the University of Manitoba. The scholarship involves an open graduate position that commences in the summer or fall of 2025.

The mechanical engineering scholarships for International students or Canadians offer numerous benefits. Applicants for the graduate positions must meet the set requirements. Only individuals who demonstrate interest in the key research areas can apply for the positions.

If anyone is seeking to learn engineering in the international landscape, the mechanical engineering master’s scholarships or PhD scholarships are available to fund your study. Successful applicants will work with Dr. Yuejian Chen.

Keep reading this article to learn more about the graduate position’s application details, requirements, and deadline.

Focus Areas For The Manitoba Fully Funded Mechanical Engineering Scholarships

• Artificial Intelligence
• Sensing and detection for assuring operational safety and reliability of railway vehicles and energy generation equipment
• Signal processing
• Dynamic modelling

Fully Funded Mechanical Engineering Scholarship Requirements

• Academic Excellence and relevant course GPA
• Proactive attitude towards research and learning
• Excellent foundation in Mathematics – Probability and Statistics
• Good English communication skills (Reading and Writing)

How To Apply

All applicants for the Engineering graduate positions are to send these credentials in an email to yuejian.chen@umanitoba.ca

• CV
• Transcripts
• Brief Statement of Interest
• English proficiency result (where necessary)
• 1-2 Sample of Research papers (if available)

The subject line of the email should be “Application for Master’s/PhD + Name + Current Institution”.

Contact Dr. Yuejian two weeks to the University Application Deadline

Application Deadline for International Students: February 1 for Fall 2025

Application Deadline for Canadians and US: May 1 for Fall 2025

About The University of Manitoba

The University of Manitoba, popularly known as UM, is one of the research Universities in Canada. The Institution produces a major number of professionals in the province of Manitoba. The University boasts of its partnerships, research activities, and vast programs that prepare students to address global challenges.

Through achieving great feats and innovations in health and climate action, the University of Manitoba has made its mark in the sands of time. The institution has in its record about 300 patents comprising of UM-developed technologies.

Studying at the University of Manitoba gives you access to a diverse academic environment. Winnipeg, the capital of Manitoba, is home to diverse people from different backgrounds. The University of Manitoba has two campuses at Satelite and Fort Gary & Bannatyne.

International Students

International students with interest in studying at the University of Manitoba must obtain study permits. Also, when an applicant’s primary language is not English or the previous education was completed in a different instruction language, one may have to meet the English Language proficiency requirement set by the institution and program of study.

Meeting the University’s proficiency requirement will enable students to understand the university’s official language of instruction. This is to meet the demands of written assignments and day-to-day classroom instruction and to promote active participation in discussions, tutorials, and other activities.

International students must meet the general admission requirement based on one’s country of study and the general admission requirement of the program and curriculum of study.