General Information

These awards were renamed in 2020, in honour of Dr. Natalia Krasnopolskaia.

Requirements:

• Intended only for full time students at the University of Toronto.
• First year applicants must complete PHY152H before the summer.
• Students in second, third and fourth year must be enrolled in a Physics Program.
• Preference will be given to those enrolled in the Physics Specialist or joint Specialist programs.
• Engineering Science Physics Option students will also be considered.
• No prior research experience is required.

How to Apply:

• Send a resume that includes your student number and a one-page Statement of Interest to: Undergraduate Coordinator, ugcoord@physics.utoronto.ca.
• There is no need to attach a transcript.
• Your resume should include academic info, relevant experience, skills, etc.
• In your Statement of Interest, please tell us about yourself, including why you want to take part in the program and why you would be a good candidate for the program.
• Applications will be accepted beginning January 2024.

Available Positions:  It is a limited number of Fellowships available.  There are only six (6) positions.

Fellowship Value: $3,300 each

Project Duration: Work will be Full-Time during the period of either May - June or July-August

(based on projects which are expected to take about six weeks to complete.)

Deadline:  March 1, 2024

Successful Applicants will be informed in late March/early April.

Previous years winners can be viewed further down the page.