Our scholarship will open doors for African students – Ottawa varsity
The University of Ottawa has introduced a new scholarship program, offering up to $100,000 over four years to African students enrolling in English undergraduate programs.
The opportunity will be available starting in the fall of 2025 and applies to programs within the Telfer School of Management, engineering, science, health sciences, and social sciences.
To qualify, students must meet specific criteria, including being a citizen of an African country, enrolling in an eligible English undergraduate program, and maintaining full-time status.
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Those who meet the academic requirements could receive either an excellence scholarship worth $100,000 or an entrance scholarship of at least $60,000, both spread across four years.
Collins Enwemasor, the International Recruitment Manager for English-speaking African countries, said, “This scholarship will open doors for many African students, providing access to quality education while easing the financial burden. We’re excited to welcome talented individuals who will contribute to our diverse academic community.”
The scholarship is part of the University of Ottawa’s broader international aid program, which totals over $117 million, making it one of the most generous financial aid programs in Canada.
The Rep encouraged interested persons to find more information, including eligibility criteria and available programs, can be found on the university’s website.
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