Thomson Leadership & Innovation Award
The Essentials
- Application Deadline: 6 March 2026
- Amount: Up to US$30,000 per annum
- Type: Any Subject
- Level of Study: Tertiary Education
Good To Know
- Duration: Up to 4 years (reapplication permitted)
- Essay Required: Yes
Description
The Thomson Leadership and Innovation Award is a scholarship designed to recruit and support students who are driven to improve the Cayman Islands in areas including, but not limited to, entrepreneurial studies, emerging technologies, design and creative arts and/or the sciences.
The Peter N. Thomson Family Foundation recognizes the determination and ambition of students who have thoughtfully crafted dreams to make a difference in the Cayman Islands now and well into the future. The Thomson Leadership and Innovation Award seeks to reward the diligence, creativity, dedication and visions of the country’s most promising and inventive leaders. The foundation seeks to inspire scholars to dream big and plan how they will hone skills to bring back a big idea to revolutionize an industry or field in the Cayman Islands. This scholarship is awarded to candidates who are innovators and have a track record of implementing big ideas into successful projects.
To become a Thomson Leadership and Innovation Award scholar, you are a creative thinker and innovator. You have created, lead and/or inspired others to make a measurable impact of change in a community project or in a business. You are passionate and driven to succeed in an emerging field that is underrepresented or wholly not represented in the Cayman Islands, or you desire to bring a completely new perspective to a traditional and longstanding field or industry and require further education to do so.
For more information, please email PNTScholarships@cuc.ky
Terms & Conditions
- Caymanian or possess right to be Caymanian
- Recipient must be driven to improving the Cayman Islands
- The Scholar will be bonded under the terms that he or she shall, upon completion of the scholarship, be required to work in the Cayman Islands for an equal period of time as the scholarship period as a contribution to the growth of the community