Every year, undergraduate scholarships, honors, and financial aid of up to $34 million are given out by the University of Alberta Scholarships for International Students to students of all backgrounds.
More than 7,200 international students, many of whom are like you and have finished high school in Canada, call the University of Alberta home. At our inviting and diverse campuses, over 40,000 Canadian and foreign students study together.
There are more scholarships available right now in many nations in Europe, the US, and Canada. Check out a few of the options listed below:
Research Summary
host nation is Canada
Canada is a good place to study abroad.
Scholarships for undergraduates
All countries are eligible.
annual reward of $34 million
the eleventh day of January 2023
Scholarship Information:
A scholarship is awarded to 1 in 5 first-year students, in case you didn’t know. See what might be available for you by reading about the below-listed opportunities for application- and admissions-based scholarships.
Every year, the University of Alberta distributes $34 million in undergraduate scholarships, awards, and financial aid to students of all backgrounds, whether they are high achievers in the classroom, active members of the community, or all-around learners.
Conditions for Scholarships:
In order to be eligible for the scholarship, you must:
be accepted as international students to the University of Alberta’s applied program.
when applying to the University of Alberta, be sure to verify the admissions requirements.
possess linguistic proficiency in English
Scholarship Length and Compensation
Successful applicants may receive up to $120,000 CAD (payable over 4 years).
Depending on the admission average, top students may get up to $5,000 CAD.
Based on the acceptance average, top students from particular locations could get up to $5,000 CAD.
Depending on the admission average, the top 5% of students in each faculty could get up to $6,000.
Approach to Application
Candidates that are qualified should apply by clicking the link below.
Student from Canada: click here
a permanent resident or citizen of Canada
a foreign student presently enrolled in school in Canada
International students, please go here
a foreigner who is enrolled in school or who has finished their education outside of Canada.
