Overview
Scholarship type
Merit and need based
Number of scholarships to award
Multiple
Grant
Unknown
Scholarship coverage
- tuition fee reduction
Description
The Canadian Francophonie Scholarship Program (CFSP) is a scholarship program designed to build institutional capacities by training employed nationals from developing countries of La Francophonie.
Benefits
- The long-term goal of the program is to promote the development of recipient countries by giving priority to:
- Training of trainers, particularly in the field of technical and vocational education
- Improving the skills of college and university personnel in the field of education and research
- Increasing and strengthening the skills of specialists and managers in the public and private sectors.
Eligibility
- Institutions targeted by recipient countries conduct internal recruitment campaigns to identify qualified candidates who show the greatest aptitude for helping strengthen their institution's capacities when they return to their country.
- Candidates identified and selected may apply for university studies leading to a master's and doctoral degree, for technical and vocational training, or for short-term internships.
- Clinical training in pharmacy, medicine and dentistry is excluded.
Scholarship requirements
Disciplines
Any
Locations
Canada
Nationality
41 nationalities
Study experience required
Bachelor
Age
Unknown
Application
Application deadline
Not specified
Deadline varies.
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