The Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) funds various PhD engineering research projects across Canadian universities, focusing on innovation and technological advancements.
McGill University's Faculty of Engineering offers PhD research opportunities in diverse fields, including aerospace, biomedical, and mechanical engineering, with funding from the Canadian government and industry partners.
ResearchNet provides an overview of funding opportunities for PhD engineering research projects in Canada, including scholarships, grants, and fellowships from government agencies and private organizations.
The Government of Canada announces significant investments in clean tech engineering research projects, supporting PhD students and researchers in developing innovative solutions for a sustainable future.
The University of Toronto's Institute for Aerospace Studies offers PhD research opportunities in aerospace engineering, with funding from the Canadian government and industry partners, focusing on advanced materials and propulsion systems.
Mitacs provides funding opportunities for PhD engineering research projects in Canada, supporting collaborations between industry, academia, and government, and offering internships and fellowships for students and researchers.
The Canadian Engineering Research Network (CERN) is a collaborative platform for PhD engineering researchers, providing access to funding opportunities, research resources, and networking events, supported by the Canadian government and industry partners.
The University of British Columbia's Faculty of Applied Science offers PhD research opportunities in engineering, with funding from the Canadian government and industry partners, focusing on areas such as sustainable energy, advanced materials, and biomedical engineering.