• Several scholarships from $5,000 to $20,000 are available each year to graduate students enrolled full-time in the Master of Business and Entrepreneurship and Technology (MBET) program at the University of Waterloo's Conrad Business, Entrepreneurship, and Technology Centre in the Faculty of Engineering.
• Citizens of Canada or permanent residents will be given preference. But extraordinary overseas applications might also be taken into account. A departmental committee will choose applicants based on their aptitude for business, the strength of their business plan, and their track record of academic success.
•  For information on deadlines, prospective students should visit the Conrad website. The Conrad family donated money in order to provide these scholarships.

The awards range in value from $5,000 to $20,000 per.

• Full-time graduate students enrolled in the Conrad Business, Entrepreneurship, and Technology Centre in the Faculty of Engineering's Master of Business and Entrepreneurship and Technology (MBET) programme.
• Domestic applications, as well as those from Canadian citizens or permanent residents, will be given priority. International applicants with exceptional qualifications may also be considered.
• The minimum criteria for establishing eligibility will be the MBET admission requirements.
• Applicants who are accepted into the MBET programme will be requested to apply for the scholarship by submitting a mini business plan, and they may be required to present their strategy.
• A panel of faculty will select recipients based on the applicant's entrepreneurial orientation, the quality of the business proposal, and academic record of performance.
• The following academic year's selection will be made in the spring semester.

There is no requirement for a document.

Students that are accepted into MBET will be invited to apply for the Conrad Family Scholarships by submitting a mini-business plan.