6. University of Waterloo Scholarships
Degree Level: Master’s and PhD
Funding: Fully funded for many research programs
Waterloo is known for STEM programs and global research. Most PhD students receive full funding packages.
Covers
- Tuition
- Living stipend
- Research assistantship
- Scholarships and grants
7. Trudeau Foundation Scholarships
Degree Level: PhD
Funding: Fully funded (up to $60,000 per year for 3 years)
This scholarship supports exceptional PhD candidates doing research in social sciences or humanities.
What It Covers
- Full tuition
- Annual stipend
- Leadership development
- Research and travel expenses
Eligibility
- Leadership and community involvement
- Research focused on human rights, democracy, or social justice
8. Brock University Scholarships
Degree Level: Undergraduate & Graduate
Funding: Partial and fully funded
Brock University offers multiple scholarships for high-achieving international students.
Benefits
- Full tuition (for top awards)
- Entrance scholarships
- Graduate assistantships
9. York University International Entrance Scholarships
Degree Level: Undergraduate
Funding: Up to fully funded
York offers major scholarships:
- Presidential International Scholarship
- York Automatic Entrance Scholarships
Coverage
- Up to full tuition
- Renewable for 3–4 years
10. University of Manitoba Graduate Fellowships (UMGF)
Degree Level: Master’s & PhD
Funding: Fully funded for many programs
These fellowships support graduate students with strong academic records.
Funding Includes
- Tuition
- Research support
- Monthly stipend
Who Can Apply for Fully Funded Scholarships in Canada?
Eligibility varies, but most programs require:
1. Strong Academic Performance
High grades increase your chances significantly.
2. English or French Proficiency
Accepted tests include:
- TOEFL
- IELTS
- Duolingo
- PTE
- CAEL
3. Leadership and Community Service
Many scholarships reward students who:
- Volunteer
- Lead clubs or projects
- Contribute to their community
4. Strong Statement of Purpose (SOP)
A compelling essay explaining:
- Your goals
- Why you want to study in Canada
- Your leadership journey
- Your research interests
5. Letters of Recommendation
Usually 2–3 from teachers, employers, or mentors.
6. Research Experience
(For graduate programs)
Having published papers, conferences, or strong research proposals is a big advantage.