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Vector Institute for Artificial Intelligence

Mohamad Moosavi: Accelerating the search for climate solutions with AI A strategic blueprint for safe health AI implementation: Your 2026 roadmap Vector Institute awards 100 scholarships to Ontario’s top AI graduate students Agentic AI evaluation strategies Hassan Ashtiani: Building trustworthy AI through mathematical foundations Vector researchers advance representation learning and deep learning research at ICLR 2026 Remarkable 2026 Poster Session: 60 research projects shaping AI’s future CRISPNAM-FG: An interpretable Fine-Gray deep survival model for competing risks in health care Demo Day: How the Vector Institute helps Canadian startups turn innovative ideas into commercial reality The New Cartography of the Invisible Vector researchers advance AI frontiers with 80 papers at NeurIPS 2025 New study reveals AI’s $100B economic impact across Canada, with Ontario leading the charge When smart AI gets too smart: Key insights from Vector’s 2025 ML Security & Privacy Workshop Vector Institute names 13 new Faculty Members, expanding core research leadership across Ontario Vector researchers dive into deep learning at ICLR 2025 When AI Meets Human Matters: Evaluating Multimodal Models Through a Human-Centred Lens – Introducing HumaniBench Vector Institute 2024-25 annual report: Where AI research meets real-world impact Vector researchers tackle real-world AI challenges at ICML 2025 Ontario’s AI ecosystem: fueling real economic growth with record number of jobs and private investments Transforming Youth Mental Health Support: FAIIR’s AI-Powered Crisis Response Model Vector Institute awards up to $2.1 million in scholarships to Ontario’s top AI graduate students AI Weather Forecasting Breakthrough: How Canadian Innovation is Transforming Climate Prediction | Aardvark Weather Exploring Intelligence: Vector Faculty Member Kelsey Allen’s Path from Particle Physics to Cognitive Machine Learning Vector Institute Announces the Appointment of Glenda Crisp as President and CEO Vector Institute Unveils Comprehensive Evaluation of Leading AI Models State of Evaluation Study: Vector Institute Unlocks New Transparency in Benchmarking Global AI Models Real World Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning – Latest Developments and Applications Principles in Action: Introducing the Vector Institute’s Playbook for Responsible AI Product Development Leveraging Large Language Models for More Efficient Systematic Reviews in Medicine and Beyond Global AI Alliance for Climate Action funding announcement
Vector Institute Offering Scholarships to Candidates Appl...
Kylie Williams · 2019-02-02 · via Vector Institute for Artificial Intelligence

The Vector Institute will award up to 115 scholarships to meritorious students who pursue a full-time AI-related master’s degree in the 2019-20 academic year. Scholarships will be awarded to students in both core technical programs and complementary fields such as business and health care. Graduates are highly sought after to work in leading startups and enterprises to help harness the full potential of AI to benefit the economy and our lives.

Canada, the birthplace of deep learning, has been at the forefront of AI advancements for decades thanks to pioneering researchers like Geoffrey HintonYoshua Bengio, and Richard Sutton. The new Vector Scholarship in Artificial Intelligence aims to attract top students to learn from some of the world’s best faculty based in Toronto, Ontario and across Canada.

To be considered for the 2019-20 Vector Scholarship in Artificial Intelligence students must:

  1. Apply and be accepted for full-time study in: A) an AI-related master’s program recognized by the Vector Institute or; B) a master’s program in Ontario, Canada in an AI-related discipline that offers individualized study paths that are demonstrably AI-focused;
  2. Submit a personal statement explaining their AI-related experience and aspirations;
  3. Acquire two references; and
  4. Have a GPA equivalent to first class standing.


Scholarships are valued at $17,500 for one full year. All scholarship winners and students enrolled in Vector-recognized master’s programs become part of the Vector Institute’s network of students, faculty, and employers who share a passion for collaborating to advance AI research and applications.

There has never been a better time to pursue an AI-related education and career. Leading global companies, promising AI startups and public institutions recognize that Canada is the best place to hire AI talent, with a growing workforce graduating in Ontario. Since its launch less than two years ago, the Vector Institute has been among a series of catalysts for over $1 billion of announced AI and tech-related investments, which will result in the creation of 25,000 jobs across Canada.

Candidates interested in pursuing a Vector Scholarship in Artificial Intelligence can find eligibility and application details online at vectorinstitute.ai/aimasters.

About the Vector Institute

The Vector Institute is an independent, not-for-profit corporation dedicated to advancing artificial intelligence, excelling in machine and deep learning. The Vector Institute’s vision is to drive excellence and leadership in Canada’s knowledge, creation, and use of AI to foster economic growth and improve the lives of Canadians.

The Vector Institute is funded by the Government of Ontario, the Government of Canada through the Pan-Canadian AI Strategy administered by the CIFAR, and industry sponsors.

Internships, networking, and the Vector Scholarship in Artificial Intelligence are core components of the Vector Institute’s RAISE initiative, supported by the Government of Ontario, to develop and connect Ontario’s AI workforce to fuel AI-based economic development and job creation.

Related links:

https://vectorinstitute.ai/AImasters/

For further information: Andrea Arbuthnot, Director, Communications & Engagement, Vector Institute, media@vectorinstitute.ai