Scholarships offered every year by the Department of Psychology to students enrolled in graduate programs.

The Department offers these scholarships to help students in master's and PhD programs pay their tuition. The amounts vary depending on the number of candidates eligible and the status of each of the students selected (full-time or writing a thesis).

• Need financial support.
• Meet all the requirements of the study program.
• Not have exceeded the number of terms stipulated to complete the program.

To be determined.

A merit scholarship for a student enrolled in a research program in the Department. It is awarded annually in memory of Jean-Marc Chevrier, founder of the Institut de recherches psychologiques and a doctor of psychology from the Université de Montréal.

• Enrolled as a regular student.
• In the PhD Research or PhD Research/Intervention program.
• Research project accepted.
• Passed the general doctoral examination.
• A GPA of higher than 3.8/4.3.
• Not have received the Jean-Marc-Chevrier Scholarship before.

To be determined.

The Louise-Bordeleau Merit Scholarship is intended to reward a student who contributes to the development of research into the psychodynamic or psychoanalytical approach in clinical psychology.

• Enrolled full-time in the PhD R/I program (clinical psychology option) and starting his or her 3^rd, 4^th or 5^th year, or in the DPsy program (clinical psychology option) and starting his or her 2^nd, 3^rd or 4^th year
• Research project or essay already accepted
• Passed the general doctoral examination
• The thesis proposal or essay must contribute to the advancement of research in clinical psychology through activities and accomplishments directly related to the psychodynamic or psychoanalytical approach
• Not have received the Louise-Bordeleau Scholarship before

To be determined.

A $5,000 scholarship for students with exceptional academic records and who accept an offer of admission to a Université de Montréal Faculty of Arts and Science graduate program.

Students do not need to apply. The departments and schools select candidates to be submitted for approval to the Faculty of Arts and Science.

Social sciences and psychology

This fund was created in 2003 by the Standard Life Assurance Company of Canada as a tribute to Édouard Montpetit, a lawyer and economist who held a variety of positions at the Université de Montréal, including Secretary General and Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences.

The Édouard-Montpetit-Standard Life Scholarship is a merit scholarship intended to salute the academic achievements of master's or PhD students in the social sciences and psychology sector of the Université de Montréal Faculty of Arts and Science.

Master's level

• Enrolled full-time in the master's program in fall 2014.
• At least 2 terms in the program completed at the time of application, following the specified path.
• A GPA of at least 3.8.
• Enrolled in one of the following units: Anthropology, Library and Information Sciences, Communication, Criminology, Demographics, Psychoeducation Psychology, Psychology, Industrial Relations, Political Science, Economics, Social Work, Sociology or the MA in International Studies.

PhD level

• Enrolled full-time in the PhD program in fall 2014.
• At least 2 and at most 9 terms completed in a PhD program at the time of application, following the specified path.
• A GPA of at least 3.8.
• Enrolled in one of the following units: Anthropology, Library and Information Sciences, Communication, Criminology, Demographics, Psychoeducation, Psychology, Industrial Relations, Political Science, Economics, Social Work, Sociology or the PhD in Applied Humanities.

To be determined.