For 2006-2007, 50 HEC Montréal students have received awards to pursue their management studies at the MSc in Administration and postgraduate levels. All in all, these students received just over $1 M from a number of granting agencies: SSHRC, FQRSC, MES, IFM2 and FQRNT. The students were selected by independent juries of expert researchers, based on the exceptional quality of their university work focusing on social, economic and cultural issues.
Postgraduate scholarships
Thirteen students received postgraduate scholarships of $20,000 to $35,000 per year for periods of up to three years.
- Armel Brice Adanhounme, Human Resources Management specialization – MES
- Ramzi Ben Abdallah, Management Sciences specialization – FQRNT and IFM2
- Jean-Charles Bouvrette, Finance specialization – IFM2
- Oussama Chakroun, Finance specialization – IFM2
- Caroline Dubé, Marketing specialization – FQRSC and SSHRC
- Jean-François Guertin, Marketing specialization ¬– FQRSC
- Kamel Hedhli, Marketing specialization – FQRSC
- William David Holford, Management specialization – FQRSC
- Geneviève Jourdain, Human Resources Management specialization – SSHRC
- Sadok Laajimi, Finance specialization – FQRSC and IFM2
- Guylaine Landry, Human Resources Management specialization – FQRSC and SSHRC
- Rolf Sawadogo, Accounting specialization – FQRSC
- Denitsa Stefanova, Finance specialization – IFM2
Graduate scholarships
- Graduate scholarships of $15,000 to $17,500 went to 37 MSc students.
SSHRC and FQRSC scholarships
- Catherine Bouffard, Human Resources Management option
- Pierre-Luc Émond, Marketing option
- Sébastien Forté, Financial Engineering option
- Yves Plourde, International Management option
SSHRC scholarships
- Philippe Achkar, Applied Economics option
- Thomas Allard, Marketing option
- Estelle Audet, Production and Operations Management option
- Jean-François Bélisle, Marketing option
- Jean-François Bertholet, Human Resources Management option
- Marie-Pier Bissonnette, Management option
- Marie-Ève Bourque, Management option
- Tuyva Chan, Logistics option
- Marie Garel, International Business option (International Economics track)
- Marie-Christine Joly, International Management option
- Éric Landry, Finance option
- Sophie McCormack, Finance option
- Évelyne Moreau, Management option
- Sagine Philippe, Applied Financial Economics option
- Cédric Prince, Management option
- Marie-Hélène Rainville, Finance option
- Pascal Routhier, Marketing option
- Karine Sinclair, Logistics option
- Pascal St-Martin, Accounting option
- Faten Yahyaoui, Marketing option
FQRSC scholarship
- Anne-Sophie Lucier, Production and Operations Management option
IFM2 scholarships
- Sandro Cergale, Finance option
- Sébastien Couture-Cardinal, Financial Engineering option
- Vincent Dupuis, Financial Engineering option
- Marie-Claude Ferland, Financial Engineering option
- Pierre-Luc Fontaine-Gouin, International Business option (International Finance track)
- Alexandre Hocquarde, Financial Engineering option
- Hugues Langlois-Bertrand, Financial Engineering option
- Louis-François Lapointe, Financial Engineering option
- Philippe Nolet, Financial Engineering option
- Fady Sallit, Finance option
- Naoufel Rahmi, Financial Engineering option
- Pierre Verain, Financial Engineering option
A BBA graduate also receives funding
Jonathan Coutu, who earned his Bachelor’s in Business Administration (BBA) at HEC Montréal and is doing his graduate studies at Queen’s University, also received a one-year $17,500 scholarship from the SSHRC, based on his academic record at the BBA level.
SSHRC: Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada
FQRSC: Fonds québécois de la recherche sur la société et la culture
MES: Ministère de l’Éducation, du Sport et du Loisir du Québec
IFM2 : Institut de finance mathématique de Montréal
FQRNT: Fonds québécois de la recherche sur la nature et les technologies
