Canadian Mennonite University

Arts and Science BA

The Arts and Science major at Canadian Mennonite University offers an interdisciplinary approach, blending foundational knowledge in sciences like biology, physics, chemistry, and mathematics with the broader inquiry of the liberal arts. This flexible program allows students to combine scientific study with diverse disciplines in the liberal arts, fostering an integrated learning experience. The curriculum is designed to train students to become scholars and citizens capable of engaging productively across both scientific and humanistic fields. CMU's unique liberal arts context provides students with an integrative approach to learning, encouraging them to draw from various areas of study to pursue their academic and professional goals.

BA International Development Studies

BA Mathematics

BA Music

BA Peace & Conflict Transformation Studies

Bachelor of Business Administration

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program at Canadian Mennonite University's Redekop School of Business offers a comprehensive undergraduate education focused on practical experience and academic rigor. Students can choose to specialize in areas such as Business Management, Accounting, Human Resource Management and Conflict Resolution, or Social Entrepreneurship. The program requires a minimum of 120 credit hours, with at least 90 hours dedicated to Business and Organizational Administration. Additionally, all students participate in a work-integrated learning placement, providing valuable hands-on experience in their chosen field. For those seeking a broader educational foundation, CMU also offers a Bachelor of Arts with a major or minor in Business and Organizational Administration. This option combines business studies with a liberal arts curriculum, fostering a well-rounded understanding applicable to various sectors including business organizations, family businesses, and non-profit organizations. The four-year BA allows for deeper specialization and flexibility to draw from other disciplines like Peace and Conflict Transformation Studies or Communications and Media.

Lester B. Pearson International Student Scholarship

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.

International Leader of Tomorrow (ILOT) Award

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.

Western University National Scholarship Program (Canada)

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.

University of Ottawa International English Scholarships

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.

Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships

Open 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.

Canada Graduate Research Scholarship – Doctoral (CGRS-D)

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.