Dalhousie University Scholarships 2022 (Fully Funded)

August 15, 2022

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Application for the Dalhousie University Student Program in Canada Students in Canada – 2022/2023. Entry is now open at the Dalhousie University Program in Canada.

Continue your education in Canada. happy news Scholarships at Dalhousie University are now available. We will go into great detail regarding this scholarship in this article, along with its advantages and step-by-step instructions for applying.

For international students, the Dalhousie University Award 2022–2023 is a fully financed scholarship. This award is available for graduate and postdoctoral work. The $30,000 scholarship provides a monthly income, housing expenses, fee waivers, and health insurance.

A current or prospective student can apply for multiple FGS-managed scholarships utilising the Harmonized Scholarship Process. These scholarships include

Please check with your planned program of study for the internal deadline, which is often in early December, for applicants. By this internal date, your program of study must receive all essential application materials. Your application might not be eligible for evaluation if it is submitted too late.

The university is situated in Halifax, Nova Scotia, one of the world’s friendliest cities. It is one of Canada’s oldest universities and was established in 1818.

Scholarship Summary

Level of Study: Masters, PhD
Institution(s): Dalhousie University
Study in: Nova Scotia, Canada
Opportunity Focus Areas: Graduate Programs Offered at Dalhousie University, please click here.
Program Period: Two years for masters and three years for PhD.
Deadline: January 15, 2022

Scholarship Coverage

The following categories of Dalhousie University scholarships exist:

Nova Scotia Graduate Scholarship

The value of the Master’s level award is $10,000 every year for two years (subject to annual renewal).
Awards at the doctoral level are worth $15,000 per year for four years (subject to annual renewal).

Killam Predoctoral Scholarships

Master’s (Level 1): $6666.66 per term plus overseas tuition fees and moving expenses (if applicable)
Doctoral (Level 2): $10000 for each term plus, if available, a relocation allowance and a two-year President’s Award. Please take note that international tuition fees are no longer charged to Dalhousie PhD programs.

Eliza Ritchie Doctoral Entrance Scholarship for Women

The Award is worth $30,000 over the course of a 12-month school year.
Candidates who are already receiving scholarships will receive the Eliza Ritchie Doctoral Entrance Scholarship for Women as a “top-up award” to those existing awards, up to a maximum of $30,000 per academic year or $10,000 per term, regardless of whether they are internal or external to Dalhousie University.

James Robinson Johnston Graduate Entrance Scholarship for African Canadians

The Master’s scholarship is worth $15,000 for a complete academic year of twelve months of study. The Award is re-renewed based on an annual appraisal of progress (scholarship-class standing required). For a maximum of 24 months of full-time study, the Award may be used.
The doctoral fellowship has a 12-month academic year value of $19,000. The Award is re-renewed based on an annual appraisal of progress (scholarship-class standing required). Awarded students may keep their awards for up to 36 months of full-time education.
Fees must be paid out of the award because they are not waived.
Each year, a new prize is given out.
The James Robinson Johnston Graduate Entrance Scholarship for African Canadians will be given as a “top-up award” to any other scholarships that a candidate holds, up to a maximum of $20,000 for master’s degrees and $30,000 for doctoral degrees per academic year, both internal and external to Dalhousie University.

Vitamin Scholarship

The Award has a 12-month academic year value of $19,000 (Masters) and $21,000 (Doctoral) (one-two awards per year)

Abdul Majid Bader Graduate Scholarship

The award is worth $40,000 for a full-time 12-month academic year of study. The scholarship is re-eligible every year pending an evaluation of progress.
The scholarship may be used for up to 24 months of full-time education.
Fees must be paid out of the award because they are not waived.
Each year, a new prize is given out.

Eligibility Criteria for Dalhousie University Scholarships

The following requirements must be satisfied by applicants in order to be eligible for Dalhousie University Scholarships:

Required Language: English.
Eligible Countries: All world countries

Regarding entries for the Master’s Competition:

Please take a look at the CGS-M Evaluation Criteria, which are used to rank applications.
Written without using jargon and in basic, understandable English.
For suggestions on what to include in a potent study proposal, have a look at the CGS-M guidelines‘ “Outline of proposed research (attachment)” section.

Regarding doctoral competition applications:

Please study the selection criteria for the programs offered by the Harmonized CGS-Doctoral.
For suggestions on what to include in a potent research proposal, take a look at the Tri-Agency doctorate competition instructions or the Research Proposal guidelines for the Vanier doctoral competition.

How to Apply for Dalhousie University Scholarships?

To apply for scholarships at Dalhousie University, please follow the instructions below.

(1) Sign up for an account on the FGS Scholarship Management Platform. Please choose “Use Dalhousie NetID” to log in if you already have a Dalhousie NetID. If not, kindly establish a password and input your email address. Even if you want to apply for several job openings, you only need to set up one account.

(2) From the “My applications” section on your home page, choose to create a new scholarship application or amend an existing one. Please do not submit more than one Harmonized Scholarship application as each applicant will only be permitted to submit one application each competition.

(3) Candidates for the Master’s degree who have submitted an application to the Tri-Agency CGS-M competition may elect to use their CGS-M application during the Harmonized Scholarship Process. Please proceed through the application by selecting “Master’s Level – CGS-M Opt-In” as the submission category. Your reference letters and transcripts that you submit for the Tri-Agency CGSM competition will be linked to your opt-in form by the Faculty of Graduate Studies along with your CGS-M application. Opt-in is required by December 1st (coinciding with the CGS-M application deadline set by Tri-Agency). To be eligible for other scholarships, you must submit a full Harmonized Scholarship Application if you did not opt-in with your CGS-M application.

(4) The self-identification questionnaire that may be accessed in the online scholarship platform is encouraged to be filled out by all applicants. Administrators can then make sure candidates are placed in the review process for awards that have particular eligibility requirements. The answers you provide in this questionnaire are not accessible to the reviewers and will be kept completely private.

(5) To proceed through the application, click “Next” at the bottom of each page. The applicant can close the application and come back to it later to change or update it by selecting “Save.”

(6) In accordance with the instructions in the application, the candidate is required to collect official transcripts and upload them directly in the scholarship portal. Copies of transcripts from admissions applications will not be given by FGS. Before submitting, transcripts from various universities must be consolidated into a single PDF. For the harmonised scholarship application procedure, unofficial grade reports rather than official transcripts may be used by current Dalhousie students.

(7) By the deadline of January 15, 2022, all reference letters must be presented on the portal (or February 15 in the case of non-thesis applicants). After this date, the application portal will be closed to candidates and references, and incomplete applications won’t be sent for consideration. Reference letters cannot be submitted electronically or printed out. In the event of unforeseen circumstances or technological difficulties, it is strongly advised that candidates give their references notice of a deadline a few days to one week prior to January 14. As soon as a referee’s reference is finished, a “received” notation will appear by each referee’s name in red and an email notification will be sent to the applicant through the site. Prior to the deadline, kindly check the status of references regularly.

(8) To finish and submit the application, agree to the terms and conditions and click “Save and Finalize.”

Note: Up until the January 15 deadline, you may withdraw your application to make adjustments, such as revising your transcripts with your autumn grades or making revisions in response to departmental criticism. If you withdraw your application, you must resubmit it by the deadline of January 15 in order to be taken into consideration.