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To be awarded on the basis of financial need to part-time undergraduate students who self-identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender or queer. All recipients must have completed at least one course at the University of Toronto achieving satisfactory academic standing 1. To be awarded based on financial need to Indigenous students enrolled in undergraduate programs on a part-time basis.
To be awarded on the basis of financial need to part-time undergraduate students. To be awarded based on financial need to Black students enrolled in undergraduate programs on a part-time basis. To be awarded on the basis of financial need to part-time undergraduate students with disability.
To be awarded to students successfully selected to do a summer research exchange program through the Centre of International Experience. Successful candidates are selected based on merit, potential, future leadership and a strong interest in world-leading research. This is a merit-based award. The award amount is attached to a matrix of fixed amounts corresponding to an assessment of cost of flights to host institution, average cost of living and available partnership funding.
To be awarded to one or more full-time, undergraduate student s at the University of Toronto on the basis of financial need in any Faculty or program to support Learning Abroad activities including transportation, accommodation and course or program financial support. Open to both Canadian citizens and international students.
Bursaries may be awarded to provide support to students who wish to participate in an international exchange but lack the financial resources to do so. Bursary funds are available, based on financial need, to cover tuition fees and if required, to assist with other expenses. Students must have applied for OSAP and any other major source of funding available to them prior to applying for bursary assistance from the University of Toronto.
To be awarded to an undergraduate or graduate student with demonstrated leadership excellence within a Hart House group. Students may self-nominate or be nominated by Hart House staff. To be awarded to an undergraduate student taking the course ESS Mineral Deposits or its future equivalent for credit. By application as follows: Open to students across all three UofT campuses, and international students. Must be a full-time undergraduate student taking the course ESS Mineral Deposits , or its future equivalent, for credit.
Awarded to an undergraduate or graduate student, on the basis of financial need, who has been selected to participate in the university-wide exchange program with the University of Hong Kong. To be awarded on the basis of financial need to University of Toronto students, including those participating in University-recognized exchange programs with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem when exchange agreements are developed, to earn credits through courses offered at the Rothberg International School, regular Hebrew University curricula or other Hebrew University programs. Awards will be made conditional on acceptance of the recipient by a recognized program at the Hebrew University.
Preference will be given to graduate and full-year undergraduate students. To be awarded to a full-time undergraduate student who is participating in a student exchange or university sponsored activity.
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Preference will be given to students who have an interest in public service. Preference will be given to Woodsworth College students. To be awarded to a student on the basis of academic merit and financial need whose parent or parents are members of a trade union at the University of Toronto. To be awarded to first-year undergraduate students at the University of Toronto in good academic standing. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design. To be awarded to undergraduate or graduate students with financial need through the Centre for International Experience.
To be awarded to students selected by CHFT who have satisfactorily completed first year at the University of Toronto and who are registered as full time students in the subsequent academic year. The award will be provided for the second, third and fourth year of full time study. The award is open to Canadian citizens or landed immigrants who are residents of Ontario.
Students in the third or fourth year will be considered on the basis of financial need, academic merit and an essay. To be awarded to students with disabilities at the University of Toronto on the basis of financial need for academic accommodation. Individual bursaries will vary in value depending on the need of the candidate. To be awarded to students selected by the Scadding Court Community Centre who have satisfactorily completed first year at the University of Toronto and who are registered as full time students in the subsequent academic year.
The fundamental goal of the Program is to help young adults with financial need to graduate from a recognized college or university in Toronto. The first priority for the Bertha Lamb Scholarships will be given to young adults who have received mentoring and peer support through the Mentorship Program and who will be entering their first year of post-secondary study. These candidates may apply independently for the award during their final year of secondary school study or at any point in their post-secondary studies.
To be awarded to undergraduate or graduate students on the basis of academic standing.
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