Fully Funded McGill University MasterCard Foundation Scholarships for Study in Canada
Fully Funded McGill University MasterCard Foundation Scholarships for Study in Canada
Since 2013, McGill University has been working with the Mastercard Foundation to offer the Scholars Program on both campuses of the University. The Scholars Program strives to selected academically talented young leaders from Sub-Saharan Africa to access a world-class university education, with comprehensive support systems in place to help them succeed. Over the past 10 years, the program has seen 120 successful undergraduate and graduate scholars complete their degrees at McGill University. The program has been extended for a further 10 years at McGill.
Eligible Field of Study: Eligible Master’s Programs (Non-Thesis ONLY)
Animal Science: Sustainable Agriculture
Bioresource Engineering – Environmental Engineering
Bioresource Engineering – Integrated Food & Bioprocessing
Bioresource Engineering – Integrated Water Resource Management
Biostatistics
Biotechnology
Food Science and Agricultural Chemistry – Food Science
Food Science and Agricultural Chemistry – Food Safety
Human Nutrition: Project
Public Health
Public Policy (maximum of 5 Scholars per year)
Eligibility:
In order to be considered for the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program you must meet the following criteria:
Be admissible to one of the eligible non-thesis programs at McGill University
Have never registered for /completed any graduate studies;
Be a citizen of, and reside in a Sub Saharan African Country (see list of eligible countries);
Have a valid passport and be admissible to Canada as an International Student (requiring a Study Permit). Those with dual citizenship, asylee, refugee or permanent resident status in the US, Canada, UK or EU are not eligible.
You are welcome to apply even if you do not identify with a Mastercard
Foundation Scholars Program priority group (listed below), however those who self identify with one of the following groups will be given precedence in the selection process.
Woman
Refugee or Internally Displaced Person
Person with Disabilities
Have an exceptional record of service and activity in your school and/or community;
Have an intent to return to your country immediately upon the completion of your degree with the goal of transforming your community through social and economic development;
Must be less than 35 years old at the time of application.
Benefits
Toward these ends, McGill complements Scholars’ education with a comprehensive support system that includes mentorship, tailored support services, community service opportunities and sustained programming relevant to their personal development. Scholars also receive guidance and funding for two internships in their home countries during their studies. These internships aim to sustain the Scholars’ connection with their home countries and build a path toward meaningful employment post-graduation.
How to Apply
For more information and job application details, see; Fully Funded McGill University MasterCard Foundation Scholarships for Study in Canada
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