University of Manitoba Graduate Fellowships

University of Manitoba
Masters/PhD Degree

Deadline: varies (yearly)
Study in: Canada
Course starts 2016

Brief description: The University of Manitoba Graduate Fellowships (UMGF) are qualified-based awards that are release to students of every nationality who will be registered as full-time graduate students (Masters or PhD) at the University of Manitoba.

Host Institution(s): University of Manitoba, Canada.

Field(s) of study: Every graduate degree programs offered by the University  (except those in the Faculty of Medicine and in the Master of Business Administration – MBA).

Target group: Every one of students regardless of citizenship are eligible to submit an application.

Scholarship value/inclusions: The cost of these fellowships is $18,000 (Ph.D.) and is $14,000 (Master’s) for a twelve month period.  Students are suitable to accept the UMGF for the first 24 months of their Master’s program and the first 48 months of their PhD program.

Eligibility: Academic standing: Students with a minimum GPA of 3.75 (above B+) at a accepted university based on a Bachelor, Masters, Graduate Diploma or a Doctoral degree. Please use admissions criteria in calculating GPA, i.e., last 60 credit hours or corresponding.

Citizenship: All students regardless of citizenship are qualified to submit an application.

Fields of study: Students in all fields of graduate study (with the exception of those in the Faculty of Medicine and in the Master of Business Administration [MBA]) are qualified to submit an application.

You should also convene the specific eligibility criteria set by the Department/Faculty, if any.

Application instructions: Please verify with your department/faculty for information on how to be measured for a UMGF.Closing date varies per faculty.

It is essential to browse the authorized website (link found below) for complete information on how to submit an application for this scholarship.

Website:Official-Scholarship Website: http://umanitoba.ca/faculties/graduate_studies/funding/585.html