University of Montreal Quebec Scholarship 2026 in Canada

University of Montreal Quebec Scholarship 2026 in Canada

Are you passionate about groundwater, environmental science, and real‑world impact research?

The University of Quebec Scholarship is an exciting opportunity to join a fully funded MSc or PhD project on Groundwater Geochemistry across the Greater Montréal Metropolitan Area!

Since 2009, the PACES program has been at the forefront of understanding Québec’s groundwater resources—but the Montréal region still holds many unexplored scientific questions. This project aims to change that by providing a comprehensive overview of groundwater quality in one of Canada’s most dynamic regions.

The product is a perfect mix of fieldwork, geochemistry, and environmental analysis aimed at;

• Synthesizing existing groundwater data
• Leading a targeted sampling campaign to fill knowledge gaps
• Defining groundwater facies & key controls on water quality
• Producing a regional groundwater quality map.

Overview of the University of Montreal Quebec Scholarship 2026

• Type: Masters, PhD Scholarships
• Country to study: Canada
• School to study: University of Montreal
• Eligible Countries: All Countries
• Criteria: Have a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in geology or a related field and have completed the degree by April 30, 2026.
• Benefits: Full Scholarship, Living Stipend, Training
• Deadline: January 31st, 2026

The University of Montreal Quebec Scholarship includes;

• Competitive scholarship
• Training within Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM)
• Supervision by experts in hydrogeology, groundwater dating, and environmental geochemistry.
• A chance to work within the Research Chair in Water and Land Conservation.

To apply, candidates must be ready to submit the following documents;

• Application Form
• Statement of interest
• CV
• Recent academic transcript
• Two academic referees

Method of Application 

To apply for the University of Montreal Quebec Scholarship interested and qualified candidates should Send their applications to Violaine Ponsin (ponsin.violaine@uqam.ca) with the required documents.