Awards & Honours

Kuperman’s research project will focus on using AI to improve adult literacy, especially for newcomers to Canada.

Seven of the nine extraordinary women who were recognized at the YWCA Hamilton's Women of Distinction celebration have strong ties to the university.

The Order recognizes Ontarians from a wide range of fields who have made profound contributions to the province and beyond through their achievements and service. 

Kaeleigh Lewis joins a growing community of exceptional Caribbean students pursuing degrees at McMaster with the support of Chancellor Nicholas Brathwaite’s PETNA Foundation.

Mossman has been elected for her globally recognized research in the areas of molecular virology and cancer immunotherapy.

The scholarships, which fully fund a master's or professional degree at McGill, are awarded based on character, community engagement, leadership potential, entrepreneurial spirit, academic strength and intellectual curiosity.

The annual TMG Recognition program recognizes employees for outstanding dedication and leadership. Meet this year’s honourees.

Over 35 of the 73 extraordinary nominees for this year's YWCA Hamilton Women of Distinction awards are McMaster students, graduates, faculty or staff.

The Order of Hamilton recognizes the individuals' exceptional voluntary contributions to create a better city, over and above their professional achievements.

The university has ranked 42nd in the world and fourth in Canada in the medical and health category of the 2026 Times Higher Education World University Rankings by subject. 

This is the university’s 11th consecutive year being named one of Hamilton-Niagara’s Top Employers.

Honorary Membership is the CTAA's highest honour, recognizing excellence in leadership, distinguished service and lasting impact in advancing the science, practice and sustainability of asphalt roads and pavement engineering.