International Tuition Award: The Concordia University International Tuition Award of Excellence offers incoming international doctoral students a substantial reduction in tuition fees, aligning them with those paid by domestic students in Quebec. This initiative supports international scholars in pursuing their education in an esteemed Canadian institution.
Designation
Scholarship Title: International Tuition Award of Excellence
Institution: Concordia University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Financial Coverage: Reduced Tuition Fees (valued at approximately CAD $47,463)
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Degree Program | Doctoral Studies (PhD) |
| Eligible Nationalities | International Students |
| Funding Type | Tuition Fee Reduction |
| Value | Approximately CAD $47,463 |
| Application Method | Integrated with admission process |
| Application Deadline | Based on admission deadlines; no specific scholarship deadline |
Research Area
Various research fields available at Concordia University in the doctoral programs.
Location
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Eligibility/Qualification
- Must be an incoming international doctoral student admitted to a PhD program at Concordia University.
- Candidates must not already be receiving funding that lowers their tuition fees to the Quebec rate (e.g., sponsorships or mobility awards).
Description
The International Tuition Award of Excellence is designed to make higher education more accessible for international students pursuing doctoral studies at Concordia University. This scholarship significantly reduces the financial burden, allowing students to focus more on their academic and research pursuits.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should apply for admission to a PhD program at Concordia University. The scholarship application is automatically considered during the admission process. It is essential to monitor the admission deadlines for consideration for this award.
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This scholarship represents a valuable opportunity for international scholars aiming to advance their studies in Canada, particularly at a leading institution like Concordia University.
