APPLY NOW: Canada Announces Fully Funded Scholarships For Nigerians
The Government of Canada has announced various scholarship programs to support international candidates from Nigeria and other countries.
This fully-funded scholarship is for individual interested in studying, conducting research, or pursuing professional development in Canada for short durations.
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These scholarships are administered at the University of Alberta and encompass programs such as the Emerging Leaders in the Americas Program (ELAP), Canada-ASEAN Scholarships, Educational Exchanges for Development (SEED), and the Study in Canada Scholarships.
SCHOLARSHIP DETAILS
$15,900 CAD – 8 months – Undergraduate – SEED, Study in Canada Scholarships
$12,700 CAD – 5-6 months – Graduate – SEED, Study in Canada Scholarships
$11,100 CAD – 5-6 months – Graduate – ELAP (Emerging Leaders in the Americas Program)
$10,200 CAD – 4 months – Both Undergraduate and Graduate – SEED, Study in Canada Scholarships.
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$8,200 CAD – 4 months – Both Undergraduate and Graduate – ELAP (Emerging Leaders in the Americas Program)
ELIGIBILITY
To be eligible for the Government of Canada International Scholarships at the University of Alberta, applicants must fulfill the following criteria:
– Undergraduate applicants seeking research-based opportunities should provide an institutional collaboration agreement or a Letter of Invitation from a University of Alberta professor willing to supervise them.
– Graduate applicants may benefit from an inter-institutional agreement but it’s not mandatory.
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– Students must be enrolled full-time in their intended degree program during the application.
– Proficiency in the language of instruction (English or French) at the Canadian institution is required before arrival since language training is not covered by the scholarship.
