Summary
Concordia University, located in Montréal, offers a variety of financial aid, including entrance and in-course scholarships, to help make high-quality Canadian education more accessible to both domestic and international students. While some awards are automatic based on academic merit, others require a separate application process.
- 🎓 The entity[“organization”,”Concordia University”,”Montreal, Quebec, Canada”] Scholarships 2026–2027 provide opportunities for international students to study in Montréal, Canada, across undergraduate, master’s, and PhD levels
- 🌍 Located in entity[“city”,”Montreal”,”Quebec, Canada”], the program promotes inclusion, multicultural learning, and access to high-quality Canadian education for global applicants
- 💰 Benefits include full or partial tuition coverage, monthly living stipends (for select awards), and additional research and travel funding opportunities
- 🧑🎓 Study areas span Arts, Engineering, Business, Sciences, Fine Arts, Social Sciences, Health Sciences, Law, and more across multiple faculties
- 🏫 Key faculties include Arts & Science, Gina Cody School of Engineering, John Molson School of Business, Fine Arts, and Graduate Studies
- 📌 Eligibility requires international student status, strong academic performance, confirmed admission to Concordia, and fulfillment of specific scholarship criteria
Designation
Scholarships, Bursaries, and Awards (Undergraduate & Graduate levels)
Scholarship Overview
| Feature | Details |
| Host Institution | Concordia University (Montréal, Canada) |
| Study Level | Undergraduate, Master’s, & Ph.D. |
| Eligibility | International & Domestic Students (varies by award) |
| Benefits | Varies (tuition coverage, stipends, or research funding) |
Research & Study Areas
Concordia University offers programs across several major faculties:
- Faculty of Arts and Science
- Faculty of Fine Arts
- Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science
- John Molson School of Business
- School of Graduate Studies
Location
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Eligibility & Qualifications
- Academic Merit: The primary criterion for most scholarships is high academic achievement.
- Admission: Candidates must be admitted to a degree program (Bachelor’s, Master’s, or Ph.D.) at Concordia University.
- Registration: Most entrance scholarships require full-time enrollment (usually at least 12 credits per semester).
- International Status: International students may be eligible for specific government-funded programs (like the Study in Canada Scholarships) or internal merit awards, depending on their country of citizenship and program level.
Description
- Entrance Scholarships: Typically awarded to new students automatically based on top grades (e.g., CEGEP, Canadian high school, or equivalent).
- In-Course Scholarships: Awarded automatically to students who have completed at least one semester and maintain a high Assessment GPA (e.g., 3.30 or higher).
- Application-Based Awards: Some specific awards require a separate application form, often involving a financial need test or holistic committee review.
- Research Exchanges: Opportunities such as the Study in Canada Scholarships exist for short-term research or course-oriented exchanges.
How to Apply
- Explore Options: Visit the official Concordia Scholarships and Funding page to review current award listings.
- Check Admission: Ensure you have submitted an application for admission to a program at the university.
- Automatic vs. Applied: Determine if the scholarship is automatic (based on academic ranking) or requires a separate Application-based award submission.
- Prepare Documents: If an application is required, gather necessary materials such as academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, and personal statements.
- Submit: Follow the instructions provided on the individual scholarship listing and adhere to all internal deadlines.
Last Date to Apply: Open Now
Deadlines vary significantly by scholarship, program, and department.
- Check the official Scholarships & Funding website frequently for updated deadlines, as they are posted throughout the year.
- For specific government-funded opportunities (e.g., Study in Canada Scholarships), ensure you meet the university-specific internal submission deadlines.
Disclaimer: This information is for general guidance. Always confirm specific requirements and deadlines by visiting the Official Concordia University website.
