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Are you ready for a new challenge that will change your life? Then maybe a Nuffield Canada Scholarship is for you!
“The greatest gift that Nuffield gave me was the opportunity to step outside my business and connect with some of the world’s most intelligent and passionate people in agriculture,” says Steve Larocque, Nuffield Canada Chair, 2008 Scholar, and owner of Beyond Agronomy – a crop advisory service based out of Three-Hills, Alberta. “The Nuffield experience taught me to think differently and lift the ceiling on what I thought could be achieved. It changed the trajectory of my family, my business and made a positive impact on the way we treat our soils in Canada. I’m forever grateful for the experience and the lifelong community of incredible people I have the privilege of calling friends. The journey never ends in Nuffield.”
Nuffield Canada strives to offer four to six $20,000 scholarships annually for mid-career individuals, who are Canadian citizens approximately aged 25 – 50, with a passion for agriculture who are ready to challenge themselves in a self-directed program of international travel and study. Unlike academic scholarships, Nuffield Scholarships are for the personal and professional benefit of those already established in the industry, while adding value to Canadian agriculture, scholars assume positions of greater influence in their fields.
Nuffield Canada is now accepting scholar applications, selected through a written and one-way video application process, from April 1 through June 30 for the 2026 scholar cohort. Applications and more information can be found at www.nuffield.ca.
Scholarship recipients can come from all areas of primary production including food, fibre, health care, biofuels, forestry, aquaculture, and fisheries. Successful candidates can represent any aspect of the value chain such as primary production, processing, governance, communications, safety, and others. Nuffield Canada values diversity and encourages applicants from all production philosophies such as commercial, organic, cottage, medicinal, Indigenous, Kosher, Halal, and others.
Scholars are required to do a minimum of 10 weeks of travel study within 24 months to examine and research a topic or issue of their choosing that is relevant to modern production. Each scholar then prepares a written report (approx. 10,000 words) of their research findings, conclusions, and recommendations, and presents a summary to the Nuffield Board, with peers, sponsors, and industry leaders in attendance.
For scholar sponsors, Nuffield offers exposure to new products, services, technologies, and marketing approaches through knowledge brought home by scholars. They also gain relationships with the very best young farmers and entrepreneurs in Canada and throughout the world through the Nuffield International network. Sponsors become part of a pathway for innovation and leadership development within organizations, industry and rural Canada as Scholars go on to become highly sought after as speakers, advisors, board members and influencers. Sponsors are further embraced as part of the Nuffield network through communications sharing, hosting tours, speakers, and helping to recognize leadership potential and encouraging applications.
Nuffield Canada, a registered Canadian charity, is over 140 alumni strong. As part of a larger international community, Nuffield Canada has affiliate organizations in Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Chile, France, Germany, Ireland, Japan, Kenya, Netherlands, New Zealand, South Africa, United Kingdom, United States of America, and Zimbabwe. Scholar recipients instantly become members of the 2000 global Nuffield alumni network, which hosts and supports travelling scholars.
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