International Scholarships

Awards available to Canadians for Graduate Study or Research in China

The Government of Canada offers scholarships as part of the Commonwealth Scholarship Plan (CSP). These scholarships are tenable at recognized public Canadian institutions and affiliated research institutes only.

The Canadian Commonwealth Scholarship Program (CCSP) is designed to provide opportunities for students of other Commonwealth countries to pursue research and studies in Canada.

The White Rose East Asia Centre offers several WREAC scholarships funded by the Economic and Social Science Research Council (ESRC). The purpose of the scholarships is to develop the capacity to conduct research in the area of contemporary East Asian Studies using original language sources.

The ICSP scholarship awards 30-40 competitive scholarships to international students each year. Scholarships apply to tuition only and range from $6,000-$18,000 per year. The ICSP scholarship has a cultural service component which requires students to give presentations about their home country to children, community organizations, and UO students, faculty and staff.

Google has paired with UNCF to encourage students to continue their education and excel in the fields of computing and technology. Through its scholarship, Google hopes to remove the financial barriers that prevent many African Americans from pursuing degrees in the fields of computer science and computer engineering.

The AISES Google Scholarship will fund scholarships awards to American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian AISES members pursuing degrees in the computer science, computer engineering and management information systems.

Over 700 different scholarship programs are awarded through this process. Students who complete the academic scholarship application are considered for all scholarships for which they are eligible.

The 2009-2010 Scholarship Application deadline is January 31, 2009.

Entering freshman and transfer students should begin to hear of their awards in mid-March.

The Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship is awarded annually to Elgin Community students who have demonstrated an active interest and meaningful involvement in the areas of human rights, civil rights, social justice and/or world peace.

Scholarships may also be awarded to students whose activities are exemplary and reflective of the ideals and life of Dr. King.

Eligibility:

The Catherine B. Reynolds Foundation Program in Social Entrepreneurship offers up to twenty graduate fellowships each year to students from across the University. The NYU Reynolds Program in Social Entrepreneurship is designed to support and train the next generation of change makers who will implement sustainable and scalable solutions to society's most intractable problems.

1. Prospective Applicants

The MSIN Program addresses highly motivated individuals with a firm belief in the value of education and a determination to work hard and excel in the specific scientific and technology fields.