What They're Looking For
Program: Business or STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math)
Grades: 75 - 100%
Province: Nova Scotia
Citizenship: Canadian or Permanent Resident (Canada)
About Scholarship
University scholarships are awarded to graduating high school students who have been accepted to a bachelor’s degree program in business, science or engineering at an accredited university.
Students must:
- be graduating from a Nova Scotia high school with an average mark of 75% or B in your final year
- must not accept scholarships or bursaries from other sources that collectively exceed $2,500 in the first year of study
- be a Canadian citizen or landed immigrant, and a permanent resident of Nova Scotia
You’ll need to explain your interest in an energy-related career in the application essay. You should also demonstrate a variety of interests through community involvement such as volunteer work, sports or other activities. Preference will be given to students who plan to attend a Nova Scotia university.
About Company
Our long-term strategy is to build a sustainable entity focused on long-life, low cost, competitively advantaged assets targeting large accumulations of oil, bitumen and natural gas. We strive to achieve a balanced development approach between thermal assets and conventional assets designed to generate long-term growth in production, reserves and cash flow.
Pengrowth maintains a focused, high-quality resource base, including significant acreage in Lloydminster oil sands play in Alberta, our Lindbergh thermal oil property, combined with an interest in one of the most prolific natural gas shale plays in North America, the Montney where the Company has its Groundbirch natural gas assets. With these two 100 percent owned and operated core growth assets, the Company enjoys an inventory profile with significant future development opportunities and positions Pengrowth for sustained growth for years to come.