BA in Ethics and Contemporary Social Issues in Canada at USTPAUL Canada

Country: Canada Level: Undergraduate Scholarship for: International and Domestic Students students Value: CA$3,000.00

Admission Criteria

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Saint Paul University offers admission scholarships for those who wish to enroll in an Honours Bachelor’s program or a Second-Entry Program (MTS and MDiv). All candidates (Canadians, permanent residents and international) from recognized high schools and colleges only, are eligible to receive an amount according to the following table:

Admission Average	Total value of the scholarship*
95 to 100%	$3,000
90 to 94.9%	$2,000
85 to 89.9%	$1,000
80 to 84.9%	$500

All students also benefit from tuition fees that are on average $1,000 less per year for a Canadian student compared to other Ontario universities and several thousand dollars less for international students.

*These scholarships are awarded automatically and they are not renewable. Half of the amount is paid into your student account at the beginning of the first semester and the second half at the beginning of the second semester of full-time enrolment. Students who wish to enrol for a certificate or general bachelor's degree are not eligible.

Country: Canada Level: Undergraduate & Graduate & Phd Scholarship for: International and Domestic Students students Value: CA$4,500.00

Admission Criteria

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This scholarship is granted:

• For a maximum of four years based on eight sessions;
• For a maximum of two years for a master’s and four years for a doctorate, based on three sessions per year.

General conditions for admission:

• Have submitted an application for admission for the first time to Saint Paul University in a bachelor’s, master’s or doctoral program offered in French (that is, not have studied at Saint Paul University previously), according to the conditions for admission of the program chosen, and have an admission average of 85% or higher.

Specific conditions for graduate students

• Have obtained your previous degree in French, with at least 60% of courses taken in French. 

Enrolment conditions to maintain this scholarship throughout your studies

Undergraduate:

• Be registered full-time in a program that is offered in French and take at least three courses in French (9 credits) per session.

Graduate:

• Be registered full-time in a program that is offered in French and take most of your courses in French.

Students who receive this scholarship are not eligible for the Admission Scholarship Program.

For more information, please contact info@ustpaul.ca

Country: Canada Level: Undergraduate & Graduate

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Social innovation at SPU

Saint Paul University and the Élisabeth Bruyère School of Social Innovation are offering generous scholarships for back-to-school 2021. Whether you choose to study in English or French, at the undergraduate or master’s level, becoming an agent of social change has never been more within reach financially. Find out about the major scholarships we offer to those who decide to register full-time!

Honours Bachelor of Arts in Social Innovation:

• Special School of Social Innovation scholarship: Number of scholarships available: 25 for all programs
• Value: $4,000 ($2,000 per session for the first 2 sessions)

Master’s in Social Innovation:

• Special School of Social Innovation scholarship: Number of scholarships available: 25 for all programs
• Value: $4,000 ($2,000 per session for the first 2 sessions)

• Research contract (guaranteed for 2 years):
• Value: $15,000 ($2,500 per session)

For additional information, please contact Professor Amanda Wilson at awilson@ustpaul.ca.

Transformative Leadership Scholarships

Twelve Transformative Leadership Scholarships are available for this program. 

Scholarship	Amount
Saint Paul University admission scholarship + Transformative Leadership scholarship	$6,000 + $6,000 ($3,000 per session, for a maximum of 6 sessions over two years)
OR
Transformative Leadership scholarship	$12,000 ($2,000 per session, for a maximum of 6 sessions over two years)

For additional information, please contact Professor Miriam Martin at pstls@ustpaul.ca.