Scholarships In Canada

The University of Ottawa Undergraduate Scholarships 2026 are among the most attractive funding opportunities in Canada for international students. With a combination of automatic merit awards, fully funded competitive scholarships, and need-based bursaries, these programs make higher education at a world-class institution more accessible.

PBEEE 2026 in Québec: Fully funded research scholarships for international Master’s, PhD, Postdoc & short‑term projects with tuition waiver and RAMQ coverage.

UCalgary Scholarships 2026: Fully funded MSc/PhD in Chemical & Petroleum Engineering (NSERC/industry). Tuition + stipend. Apply by Sept 30, 2025 (MT).

Discover the University of Manitoba Graduate Scholarship 2026 in Canada. Fully funded awards for Master’s and PhD students worth up to $100,000.

Apply now for the University of Saskatchewan Graduate Scholarship 2026 in Canada. Fully funded Master’s and PhD scholarships with stipends and tuition support.

Apply now for the University of Saskatchewan International Entrance Bursary 2026 in Canada. $10,000 award for international undergraduate students.

Apply for the University of Manitoba Graduate Scholarship 2025 in Canada. Fully funded awards worth up to $72,000 for Master’s and PhD students worldwide.

Apply for the UBC International Scholars Program 2026 in Canada. Fully funded undergraduate scholarship with tuition, living stipend, and leadership opportunities.

Apply for the fully funded UBC Four Year Doctoral Fellowship 2026. Receive $18,200 CAD/year plus tuition for PhD, DMA & MDPhD programs. Open to all nationalities.

Apply for the FINCAD Women in Finance Scholarship 2025 and receive a $20,000 grant to support your postgraduate studies in finance. Open to talented women globally pursuing full-time Master’s or PhD programs.

Apply now for the Michael Taiwo Scholarship 2025 — a fully funded mentorship and test fee scholarship for African students pursuing graduate study abroad.

The Alberta Graduate Excellence Scholarship (AGES) 2025 offers up to $15,000 in funding for thesis-based master’s and PhD students in Alberta, Canada.