Bank of Canada names 2025-26 scholarship recipients for diversity
The Bank of Canada has announced the recipients of its 2025-26 scholarship awards, supporting students from diverse backgrounds including those with disabilities, Indigenous students, and racialized groups.
Investing in diverse talent
The Bank of Canada has announced its 2025-26 scholarship recipients, recognizing students from diverse backgrounds.
These awards aim to foster innovative thinking and better policy outcomes by encouraging Canadians with disabilities, Indigenous students, LGBTQ2S+ students, francophones, and racialized groups to pursue higher education.
This initiative is central to the Bank's commitment to inclusion and its success as a leading central bank, promoting diverse perspectives in fields relevant to its work.
Supporting future leaders
Twelve students will receive Can$8,000 each to assist with tuition at accredited academic institutions.
The awards specifically target students with disabilities, Indigenous students, LGBTQ2S+ students, francophones, and members of racialized groups.
Beyond financial aid, successful candidates may also be offered work opportunities at the Bank, coupled with mentorship from an experienced employee.
Beyond financial aid
These scholarships represent a tangible commitment to diversity, moving beyond rhetoric to direct support.
While the financial aid is significant, the potential for mentorship and work experience offers invaluable career development.
This holistic approach strengthens the Bank's talent pipeline and promotes broader representation in economic fields.