Up to two years of full funding for a master's degree in any field at McGill University, Canada.
Application Deadline
International students have earlier deadline.
Quick facts
Academic Discipline
Arts & HumanitiesCreative/Performing Arts
Education
Professional (Law/Medicine/Business)
Public Service
Social Sciences
STEM (Science Technology Engineering Math)
Eligibility: Citizenship
U.S. Citizen, Non-US Citizen, DACA RecipientWhen to Apply
Senior Year, Young AlumniCampus Nomination Required?
NoSponsoring Foundation Site
https://mccallmacbainscholars.org/Categories
Study abroadDescription
Based in Montreal, Canada, McGill University offers full 30 full scholarships annually to fund master's and "second-entry professional undergraduate" degrees.* Courses are conducted in English, although French is the dominant language in the surrounding city of Montreal.
*In Canada, professional degrees such as MD and JD degrees are awarded at the undergraduate level. Those who have already received their bachelor's degree in another may apply for an accelerated "second-entry" version of the program, graduating with a professional degree ready for licensure.
Benefits
The scholarship covers tuition and fees for eligible master's and accelerated professional degrees, as well as a living stipend of $2,000CAD per month.
Finalists who are not awarded a full scholarship may be eligible to receive a Finalist Award of up to $20,000 or a Regional Award of $10,000.
Scholars also participate in professional development and community events, as well as gain access to a strong alumni network and ongoing opportunities for networking, collaboration, and advancement.
Eligibility
Meet the requirements for graduate school admission to McGill University, which include:
- Bachelor's degree or a recognized equivalent
- English language proficiency
Selection Criteria
- Academic strength and intellectual curiosity
- Exceptional character
- Community engagement
- Leadership potential
- Entrepreneurial spirit