The University of Manitoba International Undergraduate Entrance Scholarship for International Students by the University of Manitoba is accepting applications from qualified candidates who wish to pursue undergraduate studies in Canada.
Through the University of Manitoba International Undergraduate Entrance Scholarship for International Students, the University of Manitoba rewards students who have excelled academically and helps those who need financial assistance.
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Level/Field of Study
This scholarship is strictly for undergraduates i.e students who intend to obtain their first degree at the University of Manitoba.
Host Nationality
The University of Manitoba International Undergraduate Entrance Scholarship for International Students is a scholarship opportunity offered by the bursary of the University of Manitoba in Canada.
Eligibility and Requirements for the University of Manitoba International Undergraduate Entrance Scholarship for International Students
The University of Manitoba International Undergraduate Entrance Scholarship for International Students was created to recognize academic achievement among international students entering the University of Manitoba after graduating from international high schools.
Students will be eligible for scholarships if they:
- have a minimum high school average of 85 per cent based on the best five senior-level academic courses from our approved General Entrance Scholarship list;
- are international students (i.e., those in Canada with valid study permits) who have applied for admission to any Faculty or School at the University of Manitoba by the deadline date of March 1;
- are paying the international student tuition fee rates, and have demonstrated financial need.
This scholarship cannot be combined with an International Baccalaureate Entrance Scholarship offered by the University of Manitoba or with any other award made possible by the University of Manitoba Entrance Scholarship program.
Application Process for the University of Manitoba Undergraduate Entrance Scholarship
To apply for the University of Manitoba International Undergraduate Entrance Scholarship, click on the button below.
Scholarship Award
Each award’s value is determined annually in tiers based on average high school grades. As an illustration, the award values for the 2020–2021 fiscal year were as follows:
- 95 per cent or more of the time on average – $3,000
- 90 per cent or more of the time on average – $2,000
- 85 per cent or more of the time on average – $1,000
Deadline for the University of Manitoba International Undergraduate Entrance Scholarship for International Students
This scholarship is an annual scholarship that runs from the first week of August through the 1st of October 2024.
About University of Manitoba
The University of Manitoba has been advancing knowledge and igniting thought since 1877 through excellent teaching and cutting-edge research. The University of Manitoba has a vibrant and active community of students, faculty, staff, alumni, donors, and community partners and is proudly situated in the heart of Canada. Her influence is widespread, with more than 145,000 alumni living in 140 different nations.
The University of Manitoba, the first university in Western Canada and the only research-intensive institution in Manitoba, is situated on the ancestral lands of the Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, and Dene peoples as well as the Métis Nation.
They draw individuals who share their ideas and desire for positive change from all over the world. They support accepting challenges and moving forward. Their students, researchers, and alumni contribute their distinctive perspectives to learning and discovery, influencing novel approaches to problems and taking part in crucial discussions on the issues that matter, such as climate change, global health, and human rights. This university is the nexus of thought and deed.