Chalmers will be offering approximately 35 IPOET scholarships in 2024. The scholarship is funded by the Swedish Council for Higher Education, to prospective fee-paying students. The scholarships are administered and awarded by Chalmers.
ELIGIBILITY:
Fields of study: Unrestricted – all of the current Master’s programmes at Chalmers.
1st year Master’s programme applicants
Citizens from non-EU/EEA countries who are required to pay tuition fees for Swedish university studies
The selection is based on the applicants’ relative academic excellence, which primarily includes weighted average grade (at least 80%) but also home university’s stature (including position on global ranking lists) and priority order of the application for Chalmers Master’s programmes.
BENEFIT:
A 75% reduction of the tuition fees (4 semesters/2 year programme)
Students who excel during their first year of studies may receive an increased reduction, which covers 85% of the tuition fees during the second and final year of studies
No funds are transferred to the scholarship laureates
There are four categories of prestigious need-and-merit-based awards available through UBC’s International Scholars Program. You won’t select which award you wish to receive when you submit your application – the team will automatically consider you for the awards that you are eligible for.
ELIGIBILITY:
You must be an international student who will be studying in Canada on a Canadian study permit.
You must be entering UBC from a recognized secondary school, or transferring from your first year at a post-secondary college or other university.
You must have graduated from high school no earlier than one gap year prior to the academic year you are applying to. For example, applicants for the 2024 Winter session must have graduated from high school no earlier than November 2022.
You must be applying for your first undergraduate degree.
You must demonstrate superior academic achievement (achieve all as or equivalent standards).
You must demonstrate a level of financial need that would otherwise prevent you from pursuing a UBC degree. (UBC automatically considers all international students for the merit-based scholaship
You must meet UBC’s admission requirements, including general and degree-specific requirements and the English Language Admission Standard.
Please note: If you apply for the International Scholars Program, you will not be considered for merit-based awards, including International Major Entrance Scholarships and Outstanding International Student Awards.
BENEFIT:
Karen McKellin International Leader of Tomorrow Award
This award recognizes exceptional prospective international undergraduate students who demonstrate superior academic achievement and exemplary leadership skills that support and empower others through collaboration, empathy and active listening. It recognizes students who have made a positive impact through their involvement in various school and community service projects and initiatives, and attained notable achievement in other academic or extra-curricular pursuits.
Donald A. Wehrung International Student Award
This award recognizes outstanding international undergraduate students from impoverished or war-torn areas who have achieved academic excellence under challenging circumstances, and who would be unable to attend university without significant financial assistance. Students should demonstrate leadership potential and a strong commitment to making a positive impact in their communities.
International Impact Award
This award is offered to exceptional students who have demonstrated leadership as well as commitment to and solutions for sustainability and climate change, natural resource conservation and management, social justice, equity and inclusion, or societal health and wellness. Priority is given to first generation learners and those from diverse lived backgrounds.
Vantage One Excellence Award
This award is offered by UBC Vantage College for academically outstanding international students who do not yet meet the English Language Admission Standard for direct admission to UBC . The awards range in value up to the full cost of a student’s academic program and living expenses. Students should demonstrate leadership skills, impactful involvement in student affairs and community service, and notable achievement in other academic or extra-curricular pursuits.
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