There are 20 active scholarships for international students in Canada worth up to €200k, from 18 providers. Compare eligibility, awards, and deadlines below and apply before they close.
Open to international and domestic students applying to undergraduate or eligible graduate programmes at Brescia (now part of Western University) in London, Ontario. Entrance awards are based mainly on academic standing and admission; most applicants are automatically considered for entrance scholarships when they apply for admission, while some grants (such as the Academic Excellence Grant) require a separate application. A strong secondary-school or prior-degree record is expected, along with proof of English proficiency for applicants from non-English-instruction backgrounds.
Recent bachelor’s graduates (typically within ~7 years) of any nationality, admitted to an eligible master’s or professional programme at McGill, with strong character, leadership and academics.
Open to citizens of Sub-Saharan African countries who are currently residing there, are graduates of Africa Health Collaborative partner institutions, and have not yet started any doctoral-level study. Applicants must meet the admission requirements of the University of Toronto Doctor of Public Health programme and commit to returning home for at least the final two years of the programme to strengthen public health systems in Africa.
For doctoral students undertaking a PhD at a Canadian institution, with an outstanding academic record. Awards are made by Canada's tri-agency (CIHR, NSERC, SSHRC); applicants apply through their university, and eligibility (including for international students) follows the current Canada Graduate Scholarships rules.
full fundingOpen to Canadian and international students pursuing a doctoral (PhD) degree at a Canadian university. Candidates must be nominated by the Canadian institution, not yet have started the doctoral program beyond defined limits, and demonstrate academic excellence, research potential, and leadership.
For international students entering their first undergraduate degree at the University of British Columbia (UBC) who demonstrate outstanding academic achievement, leadership, and financial need. Students must be nominated by their school and require financial support to study at UBC; the award is need-based, covering costs the student and family cannot meet.
For international students beginning undergraduate study at the University of Toronto who are first-time entrants from outside Canada. Students must be nominated by their school, then complete the U of T application and scholarship process. Selection recognises exceptional academic achievement and creativity, with a record of leadership and impact at school.
Open to citizens of 26 eligible partner countries across Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean. Candidates cannot apply individually; they are nominated through project-based partnerships between Canadian higher education institutions and institutions in their home country. At least 51% of recipients are women, and applicants must meet the admission criteria of the Canadian institution and commit to contributing to the development of their home country after graduation.
For top-achieving students entering their first year of undergraduate study at the University of Toronto. The recognition award is granted automatically to the highest-ranked admitted students at the Faculty of Arts & Science (and equivalents); no separate application is required.
Open to applicants from all countries who are registered, or about to register, in a full-time degree programme at McGill University, have proficiency in English, maintain satisfactory academic standing, and (for need-based bursaries) can demonstrate financial need and apply for any government student aid for which they qualify.
For high-achieving students, including international students, entering their first undergraduate year at McGill University in Montreal. Some entrance scholarships are awarded automatically on academic merit, while renewable major entrance scholarships require a separate application due in mid-January.
For high-achieving graduate students (master's and doctoral) studying at a participating Ontario university, including a limited number of places for international students. Applicants apply through their Ontario university, which administers the scholarship and sets internal deadlines.
Open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents entering full-time undergraduate study at Western University's main campus, with a minimum academic average of 90% in Grade 12 U/M courses (or equivalent), a school nomination, a reference letter, a transcript and an essay.
Open to applicants of all nationalities who hold a doctoral (PhD) degree in Political Science, Law, Economics or a related field, have a research record in transatlantic relations, and can demonstrate university teaching experience. The award is aimed at established academics and post-doctoral researchers rather than degree-seeking students.
Open to international students (paying the differential fee and not holding Canadian citizenship) entering their first year of an undergraduate programme at the University of Calgary in the Fall term, who meet the university's English-language requirements; selected on academic excellence and renewable on maintaining the required GPA.
Open to international undergraduate students who hold a valid Canadian study permit and are newly admitted to an English-language undergraduate programme in Arts, Engineering, Health Sciences, Science, Social Sciences, or the Telfer School of Management. A minimum admission average of 80 percent is needed for the Admission Scholarship and 90 percent for the Academic Excellence Scholarship. Students in the French immersion or French-language streams are not eligible.
Open to international and Indigenous students applying for undergraduate, master's, or PhD study at the University of Saskatchewan across a wide range of fields. Undergraduate applicants are automatically considered for entrance scholarships when they apply for admission and must be high school students outside Canada at the time of application. Master's applicants need a four-year undergraduate degree or equivalent, and PhD applicants need a Master's degree or equivalent in a related field. A separate IELTS is not required where prior education was conducted in English; otherwise an English language test is needed. Applicants should confirm the exact award values and entry rules on the official page.
Open to applicants of all nationalities who are either senior PhD candidates with a completed first draft of their dissertation, or postdoctoral scholars within five years of completing their PhD. Applicants must be affiliated with a recognised academic institution and have research interests at the intersection of migration and digital technologies, such as digital equity, civic technology, or smart infrastructure. The fellowship is a one-year research programme, not a degree.
full fundingOpen to Canadian citizens and permanent residents who have a commitment to gender equality, sustainability and social impact, and who hold relevant skills in entrepreneurship, research, marketing or partnership development. Fellows must be available for a 3-month placement in Ghana, Tanzania or Uganda and are placed through Saint Mary's University and Youth Challenge International (YCI).
Open to full-time senior undergraduate students (and some master's students) at accredited institutions who are citizens of an eligible Mitacs partner country, are at least 18 years old, have the required number of remaining semesters, and are available to complete a 12-week research internship in Canada under the supervision of a host professor.
20 active scholarships are listed on this page, updated regularly.
Yes — these scholarships are open to international students; check each one's eligibility and deadline.