About the opportunity
What this programme is offering
Dalhousie University Scholarships for International Students 2026–2027 in Canada
Study Destination: Canada
University: Dalhousie University
Study Levels: Master’s and PhD
Funding Type: Scholarships, bursaries and research awards
Eligible Applicants: Canadian and international students, depending on the award
Application Deadline: Varies by scholarship
About Dalhousie University Scholarships
Dalhousie University, located in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, offers a range of scholarships, bursaries and financial awards to support graduate students pursuing master’s and doctoral degrees.
The university provides funding opportunities for both incoming and continuing graduate students. These awards vary in value, eligibility requirements and application procedures, with some specifically targeting international students and others open to both Canadian and international applicants.
Students interested in research-focused and thesis-based programmes can explore the university’s scholarship directory to identify funding opportunities that match their academic backgrounds and study plans.
Benefits of Dalhousie University Scholarships
Depending on the award, students may access financial support through scholarships, bursaries and research grants.
Examples of awards listed in the scholarship information include:
A.S. Mowat Prize
BHASHA Bursary
John and Lena Graham Commonwealth Bursary
Mitacs Globalink Research Award
Faculty of Graduate Studies (FGS) Emergency Bursary
Travel Grant
The listed awards and bursaries range from approximately CAD $500 to CAD $6,000 or more, depending on the specific funding opportunity.
Award values, availability and eligible expenses differ. Applicants should consult the individual award descriptions for the latest information.
Eligibility Requirements
Eligibility varies depending on the scholarship or bursary. Opportunities may be available to:
International students pursuing master’s or PhD programmes.
Students enrolled in thesis-based or research-focused graduate programmes.
Newly admitted graduate students seeking entrance funding.
Current graduate students applying for in-program financial support.
Applicants who meet the specific academic, nationality and other eligibility requirements of individual awards.
Meeting the general eligibility criteria does not guarantee funding. Applicants should verify the requirements for each award before applying.
Application Process
Interested students should follow these steps to identify and apply for suitable funding opportunities.
Explore the scholarship directory: Review available awards and identify those relevant to your study level, nationality and academic programme.
Check admission requirements: Confirm the admission criteria for your intended master’s or doctoral programme at Dalhousie University.
Review individual deadlines: Application dates and procedures vary by award. Check whether the scholarship requires a separate application or follows another process.
Prepare supporting documents: Depending on the award, you may need academic transcripts, research details, references or other supporting information.
Submit your application: Follow the official instructions for the specific scholarship or bursary, ensuring that all required documents are submitted before the relevant deadline.
Official Scholarship Directory
For the most accurate information about available awards, eligibility, funding amounts and application procedures, visit Dalhousie University’s official website.
University website: https://www.dal.ca/
Applicants should use the university’s official graduate funding resources to locate individual scholarship listings and confirm current application details.
Important: These are multiple funding opportunities rather than one scholarship with a single application deadline. Funding amounts, eligibility and deadlines vary, and the availability of individual awards for 2026–2027 should be confirmed through the official university sources.
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