Partial Bachelor's Degree

Carolyn Francis Indigenous or International Student Travel Award at University of Prince Edward Island 2027

University of Prince Edward Island, Canada

Award

Partial

Awards

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Eligible

India

Deadline

Rolling

Overview

The Carolyn Francis Indigenous or International Student Travel Award is offered by the University of Prince Edward Island in Canada. It provides partial funding of CAD 500 to Bachelors students enrolled in the B.Ed. or B.Ed. (FLS) International or Indigenous Focus. The award supports travel that is a required component of the program. To be eligible, applicants must be enrolled in the specified B.Ed. programs, undertake program-related travel, and demonstrate financial need. The award is open to all nationalities, including Indian students, and can be used at the University of Prince Edward Island. Applications are submitted through the university's official website and are accepted on a rolling basis.

Eligibility

Applicants must be enrolled in the B.Ed. or B.Ed. (FLS) International or Indigenous Focus.
Applicants must undertake travel as a component of their program.
Applicants must demonstrate financial need.

Benefits

The award provides partial funding of CAD 500.

How to apply

Submit a statement of no more than two pages explaining how you have tried to meet your financial challenges related to your travel budget.
Complete the required application form through the university's official website.
If two or more candidates are equally qualified, greatest financial need determines the recipient.

Please note: scholarship values, the number of awards, eligibility and deadlines change from year to year and are indicative here. Always confirm the current details on the official provider or university website before applying, and beware of any third party asking for payment to “secure” a scholarship.

Apply on official site

Official source: https://www.wemakescholars.com/scholarship/carolyn-francis-indigenous-or-international-student-travel-award-at-university-of-prince-edward-island