Undergraduate Scholarships Offered in Canada , 2025 - 2026

...a global program for Masters, PhD, and Postdoctoral researchers offering up to $47,000 to support open research collaborations across disciplines.

Apply for the Carrie and Ralph Wright Memorial Scholarship 2026 worth $39,000 over 4 years.

Awards valued at $4,000–$7,500 are available for outstanding undergraduate students demonstrating leadership and commitment to environmental issues.

Canada, worth $40,000–$72,000 for outstanding first-year students with leadership, academic excellence, and financial need.

...a prestigious award worth $40,000 CAD for outstanding secondary school graduates demonstrating academic excellence, leadership, and creativity.

Apply for the Queen’s University Chancellor’s Scholarship 2026 worth $48,000.

Open to international and domestic students entering undergraduate programs. Awards valued at $20,000–$50,000 based on merit, leadership, and financial need.

Apply for the University of New Brunswick Entrance Scholarships 2026 for high school students with 80%+ averages. Awards range from $500 to $100,000

Apply for the Carrie and Ralph Wright Memorial Scholarship 2026 valued at $39,000 for students in the Foundation Year Program.

Apply for the Mount Allison Entrance Scholarship 2026 in Canada and get up to $20,000 for undergraduate studies based on academic excellence and leadership.

Apply for the University of Winnipeg International Special Entrance Scholarship 2026 and get up to $3,000 for undergraduate studies in Canada.

Apply for St. Thomas University Entrance Scholarships 2026–2027 in Canada and get up to $100,000 for undergraduate studies, renewable for four years.

Open to female undergraduate students in social sciences with a major or minor in women’s studies who demonstrate financial need.

Apply for the Murida Scholarship in Women’s Studies at the University of Ottawa for undergraduate students with financial need and strong academic performance.

$2,500 award for first-year undergraduate students demonstrating academic merit, financial need, and community involvement.