The University of Calgary International Entrance Scholarships are offered by the University of Calgary, founded in 1966, to international students beginning their first year of undergraduate study in the Fall term. Two named awards – the Energizing Canada International Entrance Scholarship and the University of Calgary International Entrance Scholarship – each provide CAD 20,000 (around ~€13,500 (est.)) and are renewable for the duration of the undergraduate programme, so over a typical 4-year degree the support is worth up to CAD 80,000. The awards are open to international students who pay the differential tuition fee, do not hold Canadian citizenship, and are entering their first year of any undergraduate programme; recipients are selected on academic excellence and must meet the university's English-language proficiency standards. Renewal in the second, third and fourth years requires maintaining a GPA of at least 2.60 over a minimum of 24.00 units across the previous fall and winter terms while continuing to pay international differential tuition. There is no separate scholarship form; eligible applicants are considered through their undergraduate admission (which carries a CAD 145 application fee). Because criteria, award values and deadlines can change, confirm the current figures and dates on the official University of Calgary international-student-awards page before you apply.
Apply for undergraduate admission to the University of Calgary; eligible international first-year applicants are automatically considered for the entrance scholarships.
Criteria are subject to change, so check the latest details with the university. There is no separate scholarship application; eligible students are considered through their undergraduate admission application.
International students from any country (non-Canadian citizens paying the differential fee)
Recipients are selected by the University of Calgary on the basis of academic excellence shown in their admission application. The awards are then renewable in the second, third and fourth years for students who maintain a GPA of at least 2.60 over a minimum of 24.00 units across the previous fall and winter terms and continue to pay international differential tuition.
The University of Calgary, founded in 1966, is a top-ranked public research university in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, with more than 35,000 students across a broad range of undergraduate and graduate programmes. It offers numerous awards and financial-aid opportunities, including entrance scholarships for incoming international undergraduates.
Answers below are best-effort estimates from the most recent application cycle. Values marked ~ or (est.) may shift year-to-year — confirm specifics on the official scholarship page.
They are offered by the University of Calgary in Canada to incoming first-year international undergraduate students.
Each named scholarship provides CAD 20,000 (around ~€13,500 (est.)) per year and is renewable for the duration of the undergraduate programme.
The Energizing Canada International Entrance Scholarship and the University of Calgary International Entrance Scholarship, each worth CAD 20,000.
Yes. They can be renewed for the second, third and fourth years – up to CAD 80,000 over a four-year degree – if you maintain the required GPA.
International students paying the differential fee, not holding Canadian citizenship, entering the first year of an undergraduate programme in the Fall term.
A GPA of at least 2.60 over a minimum of 24.00 units across the previous fall and winter terms, while continuing to pay international differential tuition.
No. Eligible applicants are considered automatically through their undergraduate admission application.
Recipients are selected on the basis of academic excellence shown in their admission credentials.
Yes. The undergraduate admission application carries a CAD 145 application fee.
Yes. You must meet the English-language proficiency standards set by the University of Calgary.
Around 1 March 2027 (est.) for Fall entry; confirm the exact current-cycle deadline on the official University of Calgary page.
Verify the current award values, criteria and deadlines on the official University of Calgary international-student-awards page before applying.