Canada Government Scholarship For International Students, Fully Funded

 

concerning foreign students For the academic year 2020–21, the Canadian Government Scholarships Online Portal is officially open.

The Canadian government offers financial aid for master's degree programs.

The Canadian Scholarship is an entirely funded international scholarship for students from throughout the world in all academic fields, covering all costs so that the selected university students can study in Canada for nothing. One of the best opportunities and biggest achievements is to study in Canada.

World Affairs The Canada Scholarship Program will offer tutorial scholarships for up to two years of post-secondary study at a Canadian college, technical or vocational institution, or university leading to a diploma, post-secondary or post-graduate certificate, or master's degree.

The Government of Canada is responsible for funding the award.

College Degree:

College, technical or vocational school MS Degree Programs, Diploma, Post-Secondary or Post-Graduate Certificate, or Master's degree

Financial Protection: Funded in Full

Scholarship Length

The following describes the duration of the Master's Degree Scholarship or Short Course Scholarship in Canada:

a minimum of one academic year (8 months)

Two academic years at most (a total of 24 months), with a start date of either August 2020 or February 2021.

Financial Protection

The 2020 Canada Government Scholarships For International Students are full-funding master's scholarships.

Foreign scholarships will cover the following expenses:

Up to $60,000 CAD for academic year-long packages will be awarded to the Winner (e.g. two educational phrases of up to 4 months each)

packages lasting up to 20 months (for example, four academic terms of up to four months each and one spring/summer term of up to four months) can cost up to 120,000 CAD.

The Canadian host organization may also declare CAD 500 per award recipient to help with administrative costs after the award recipient has arrived in Canada, in addition to the money allocated to award recipients by DFATD.

The cost of a visa, a study permit, a work permit, and a biometrics collection tour

Cost of a Flight in Economy

Health insurance

Tuition and other expenditures associated with the educational program for at least 20 months.

Scholarship Qualification

To qualify, a person must be a citizen of one of the following countries: Azerbaijan, Bhutan, Comoros, Djibouti, Fiji, Kazakhstan, Kiribati, Liberia, Mauritania, Micronesia, Palau, Tonga, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, or Vanuatu. Palestinians from the West Bank, Gaza, and East Jerusalem are also eligible.

Must no longer hold Canadian citizenship or permanent residency, and they must also no longer be the subject of an active application for such status.

Must apply for admission to a Canadian institution as a full-time student and be accepted; must have the linguistic abilities necessary to conduct research in the language of instruction at the Canadian post-secondary institution; and must indicate their interest in being considered for the Study in Canada Scholarships application (English or French).