The British Columbia Environment Industry Association (BCEIA) is offering two sc

The British Columbia Environment Industry Association (BCEIA) is offering two scholarships

The British Columbia Environment Industry Association (BCEIA) is offering two scholarships to be awarded to:

  1. A student in a college level or university undergraduate level program related to environmental studies.
  1. A high school student planning to continue education in a college level or university undergraduate level program related to environmental studies.

Purpose:

To recognize exceptional academic achievement and encourage outstanding students to continue their post-secondary studies.

Eligibility:

Applicants must be residents of British Columbia and plan to enroll at BC universities, colleges or technical institutes in the fall of 2017.

Here’s a link to scholarship information on our website http://www.bceia.com/wp/bceia-student-scholarships-program/.

The BCEIA is British Columbia’s most recognized and longest running professional business association focused on building strategic partnerships and offering a ‘strength in numbers’ approach with our likeminded membership. BCEIA members enjoy the ability to access various levels of government involved in our industry as well as international trade agencies doing business with British Columbia and Canada.

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