Algoma University, located in Canada, is renowned for its small class sizes, personalized attention to students, and strong community spirit. The university offers a diverse range of undergraduate programs across various disciplines, including social sciences, humanities, business administration, computer science, biology, psychology, and more. Students at Algoma have the opportunity to engage in internships, co-op programs, research projects, and community-based initiatives, allowing them to apply their knowledge in real-world settings. The university also takes pride in its commitment to Indigenous education and reconciliation, offering a degree program in Anishinaabe Studies and hosting the Shingwauk Residential Schools Centre.
Host institution(s):
Algoma University, Canada
Level(s)/Field(s):
The scholarship is available for both graduate and undergraduate levels in all fields of study offered by Algoma University.
Scholarship value:
The scholarship is a partial funding opportunity, with awards ranging from $500 to $5,000.
Eligibility:
To be eligible for the Algoma University Chancellor’s Award, applicants must be international high school graduates commencing their undergraduate studies at Algoma. They should enroll as full-time students, taking a minimum of 15 credits per term during the Fall/Winter semesters. Additionally, applicants need to have an outstanding academic record with a minimum A+ average (or equivalent) in their previous studies. Language requirements, such as achieving a minimum score on standardized English language tests like IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge Assessment of English, Duolingo Test of English (DTE), or Pearson Test of English (Academic), must also be met.
For the Algoma University President’s Award, international students starting their first year of undergraduate studies are eligible. They must enroll as full-time students, taking a minimum of 12 credits per term during the Fall/Winter semesters. Students who studied in an Ontario secondary school must achieve a grade between 80 and 89.9 percent in their top six Grade 12 U/M courses submitted for admission.
The Dean’s Award is available to international high school graduates commencing their undergraduate studies. To be eligible, applicants should enroll as full-time students, taking a minimum of 12 credits per term during the Fall/Winter semesters. A minimum B+ average (or equivalent) on their previous academic record is required.
The Award of Excellence is awarded to international high school graduates starting their first year of undergraduate studies. Eligible students must enroll as full-time students, taking a minimum of 12 credits per term during the Fall/Winter semesters, and have achieved a minimum B average (or its equivalent) on their previous academic record.
Application Instructions:
To apply for the scholarship, interested candidates should visit Algoma University's official website. The application deadline is open, but it's crucial to note that international scholarships cannot be deferred under any circumstances. Students must accept the terms and conditions of admission and the scholarship offered for the year it was initially granted. For students starting their studies in the Winter or Spring term, they will be considered for awards in the following academic year. The Entrance Scholarships are exclusively available for undergraduate degree programs.