Awards & Scholarships
Engineering Legacy Award
Presented by Metropolitan Undergraduate Engineering Society, May 2025
Recognizes a senior (4th year+) engineering student that has been involved within the engineering community during the entirety of their undergraduate career. From MUES initiatives to student groups to involvement in various events, this student has made great impact during their time at TMU.
Aileen Clarke Lambie Award
Presented by Toronto Metropolitan University, February 2025
The Aileen Clark Lambie Awards are open to second-, third- and fourth-year undergraduate women engineering students who have made a notable contribution to women in engineering activities at FEAS. Eligible candidates must also be Canadian citizens or landed immigrants who meet specific academic expectations and demonstrate financial need.
ACE & Co EmpowerHer Award
Presented by ACE & Company Ltd, December 2024
Honoring Women in STEAM Education, ACE & Company Ltd, a pioneering recruitment advisory firm dedicated to promoting gender equality in STEAM fields, proudly presents an award that recognizes the achievements and potential of young women pursuing education in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM). The ACE & Co EmpowerHer Award is designed to recognize the outstanding achievements of promising female students in their educational journey. This accolade celebrates their perseverance, innovation, and commitment to overcoming challenges in STEAM fields.
Through this award, ACE & Co seeks to amplify the impact of these remarkable individuals, showcasing their accomplishments as inspirations for others.
This prestigious award aims to empower and support the next generation of woman innovators, breaking down barriers and fostering a diverse and inclusive future in these dynamic industries. Through financial support and recognition, we aim to inspire and empower young women, enabling them to overcome barriers and achieve their dreams. Together, we can create a future where women in STEAM thrive, leading the way toward a more inclusive and innovative world.
Most Impact Award
Presented by Metropolitan Undergraduate Engineering Society, May 2024
The Aileen Clark Lambie Awards are open to second-, third- and fourth-year undergraduate women engineering students who have made a notable contribution to women in engineering activities at FEAS. Eligible candidates must also be Canadian citizens or landed immigrants who meet specific academic expectations and demonstrate financial need.
Brian Segal Award
Presented by Toronto Metropolitan University, December 2023
The Brian Segal Award recognizes students who have on a voluntary basis made an outstanding contribution to the cultural and/or athletic life of Toronto Metropolitan University. Dr. Brian Segal, during his eight-year tenure as the TMU President from 1980-1988, established a legacy of leadership and academic vision underscored by a special interest and belief in the quality of student life. Of particular interest to him was the role that extracurricular activities focusing on cultural pursuits, as well as athletics, play in the totality of individual development.
Applicants must meet ALL the following criteria:
Applicant must have clear academic standing.
Applicant must be a 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year student.
Applicant must be an undergraduate student.
Applicant must be enrolled full-time.
Applicant must have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher.
Advancement Award
Presented by Metropolitan Undergraduate Engineering Society, May 2023
Recognizes a group that has performed outstandingly to show its growth and become more active in the community. This group has engaged in work that has improved team operations and services compared to its year prior. This award is presented to ECESTORMS (formerly RECESS).
Pictured (left to right): Arujan Raveendran (First Year Representative), Amanah Albaba (Vice President, Operations), Christine Nguyen (President)
Woman in Engineering Award
Presented by Metropolitan Undergraduate Engineering Society, May 2023
Recognizes a female-identifying engineering student who proactively supports women in engineering initiatives and community members. This student mentors women in engineering, participates/organizes women in engineering outreach activities, and/or creates services that support women in engineering.
People's Choice Award for Innovative Design
Presented by Ontario Engineering Competition, January 2023
Awarded based on votes from fellow competitors, industry judges, and attendees, this recognition highlights the project that resonated most with the engineering community for its creativity, impact, and presentation. Selected as the standout design among top provincial teams, our project was recognized for its innovation, technical execution, and real-world relevance.
First Place for Innovative Design
Presented by Metropolitan Engineering Competition, November 2022
Awarded first place in the Innovative Design category at TMU’s flagship internal engineering competition. Recognized for delivering a well-researched, technically sound, and impactful design solution that addressed a real-world engineering challenge. Judged on innovation, feasibility, presentation, and technical execution among a field of multidisciplinary student teams.
Hydro One Women in Engineering Award
Presented by Ontario Engineering Competition, January 2023
Selected as 1 of only 10 recipients across Ontario, this prestigious award recognizes outstanding female engineering students who exemplify leadership, academic excellence, and a strong commitment to inclusion in STEM. Presented as part of The One Awards, the Hydro One Women in Engineering Award celebrates aspiring professionals whose innovation, character, and community impact reflect the values of Hydro One and its diverse customer base.
Established in 2014, the award is a key component of Hydro One’s ongoing efforts to foster the professional growth of women in engineering, through initiatives such as Go ENG Girl and the Women in Engineering University Partnership. In addition to a financial award, recipients are also offered a paid work term with Hydro One, creating valuable pathways for career development in the energy sector.
Mohamed Lachemi Student Leader of the Year Award
Presented by Metropolitan Engineering Competition, May 2021
Recognizes an engineering student who has consistently upheld the values and beliefs of TMU Engineering. This individual strives to improve the undergraduate engineering experience and leave a positive impact on the community.