At Laurentian University, the increased opportunity to individualize the diploma by combining different disciplines and Specializations in order to enable graduates to achieve distinction in the job market.
Laurentian University provides vibrant and exclusive undergraduate programs with many opportunities to select from in order to achieve a multi-disciplinary background. The offered programs incorporate practical work placements, assignments, and cooperative internships.
By choosing to continue their education in the arts or sciences, students can earn a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree along the following credential pathways across multiple areas of study. The optional courses offer a powerful opportunity to investigate interests and broaden their professional focus and career options.
University graduates are making their mark in the job market with 92% of them successfully employed in their first six months after graduation.
Scholarship Description:
- Host University: Laurentian University;
- Host Country: Canada;
- Study Level: Graduate Level;
- Scholarship Type: Partial Funding;
- Scholarship Worth: Check the details below;
- Eligible Countries: National and International Students;
- Available Subjects: All Subjects;
- Application Deadline: The scholarship is open.
The Graduate Teaching Fellowships Awards are open for Graduate, National and International Students at the Laurentian University, Canada.
This award will be in the amount of $9,180 for M.Sc. candidates, of which $4,484 is the biweekly payment of salary and $4,696 is the graduate award available to be paid into the student’s account at Laurentian University, as well as $13,307 for Doctoral candidates, of which $6,651 is the biweekly payment of salary and $6,656 is the graduate award available to be paid into the student’s account at Laurentian University.
Eligibility requirements:
Graduate Teaching Fellowships for full-time national or international applicants that qualify for a Graduate Teaching Assistantships with a 75% GPA are offered to students who are eligible for an automatic Graduate Teaching Assistantships. These fellowships are referred to in part as a job and in part as a scholarship.
Application process:
Candidates are required to be accepted into the university’s graduate program. Once this has been successfully completed, the scholarship can be applied for.
Supporting Documents:
All Candidates are required to submit the following documents in order to be accepted in the Graduate Teaching Fellowships at the Laurentian University:
- Curriculum Vitae;
- Academic records,
- Transcripts of post-secondary education,
- Results of official investigations,
- Resumes of departures or courses.
Admission Requirements:
The nominee will be required to complete all university entrance qualifications.
Conditions of Language:
Any applicant whose first or native language is not English must demonstrate proof of English ability by completing any of the admission conditions.
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