Overview
Scholarship type
Number of scholarships to award
Grant
Scholarship coverage
- tuition fee reduction
Description
The Canadian Centennial Scholarship Fund provides awards ranging in value to Canadian nationals for academic and artistic study in the UK.
Benefits
The benefits and monetary value of the scholarship are unknown.
Eligibility
To be eligible to apply for a CCSF award, an applicant must:
- Be pursuing a postgraduate degree in any field including the Performing Arts.
- Be a Canadian citizen with a valid Canadian passport: proof of Canadian citizenship is required in the form of a pdf of the main page of your valid passport.
- Have lived in Canada previously. You will be asked to demonstrate a strong personal connection to Canada in your application.
- Be currently living in the UK and have a current UK bank account. (You may be on field-work, but must be returning to live in the UK after a set period of time).
- Have already completed a higher education degree (i.e. Bachelor’s).
- Be currently enrolled full-time in a postgraduate programme (or equivalent), be considered a postgraduate student by the university/institute or similar institution, and have completed at least one full-time term of study of your current degree.
- You must be aiming to receive a degree from the UK institution that you are registered with at the time of application (i.e. you cannot be a visiting student but a specific dual-university scheme (such as the NIH-Oxford-Cambridge Scholars Program) is acceptable.
- Applicants must be returning to their current programme of study full-time the next academic year from Sept/Oct of the year in which they are applying, with a minimum of one full-time term remaining to completion.
Scholarship requirements
Disciplines
Locations
Nationality
Study experience required
Age
Application
Application deadline
Contact details for two referees must be supplied; one must be your current UK Supervisor or Academic Programme Director. The 2nd reference should ideally be someone involved in your current programme of study or involved in your very recent past programme of study. A non-academic reference is acceptable, provided they are able to comment on your work and area of study (a past employer/direct-line manager). References will be sought by the CCSF and will remain confidential to the CCSF committee.