Scholarships, funding, and other opportunities
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Students at Risk Bursary (SARB)
McMaster University
The Humanitarian Impact Fund
Langara College
The Refugee & Immigrant Student Education (RISE) Awards
Beedie Luminaries
U of T Mississauga Refugee Pathway (UTMRP)
University of Toronto
University Women Helping Afghan Women Legacy Bursary
Algonquin College
The Humanitarian Impact Fund
Student
Students with a designated refugee status who are Registered full-time or part-time in a Regular Studies program or one of our student loan eligible Continuing Studies programs.
See website
Langara College
Vancouver
Financial award
The Humanitarian Impact Fund was created to support refugees in higher education to pursue a life in Canada and is awarded to students with a designated refugee status that can demonstrate financial need.
The Refugee & Immigrant Student Education (RISE) Awards
Student
Be a refugee who was granted permanent residency or a protected person under subsection 95(2) of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (Canada) after January 1, 2016, residing full-time in BC for the previous 6 consecutive months.
See website
Beedie Luminaries
Physically present in BC
Financial award
The Refugee & Immigrant Student Education (RISE) Awards have the potential to transform the lives of its recipients and enrich the communities we live in, and ultimately create a new generation of conscientious, caring and engaged Canadian leaders.
U of T Mississauga Refugee Pathway (UTMRP)
Student
Be a Permanent Resident or Convention Refugee in Canada. Status in Canada must be approved (Notice of Decision is required to show approved Refugee Status in Canada)
See website
University of Toronto
Toronto
In-kind support
The U of T Mississauga Refugee Pathway (UTMRP) offers recent refugees who may meet traditional admission requirements, but who do not have access to required documents, the opportunity to create a basis of admission on which to be considered for entry to undergraduate degree studies at the University.
University Women Helping Afghan Women Legacy Bursary
Student
Preference is given to a convention refugee from Afghanistan. The bursary may also be distributed to a protected person or a permanent resident or Canadian citizen who was a refugee/protected person from Afghanistan.
$1,000 CAD
Algonquin College
Ottawa
Financial award
The $1,000 University Women Helping Afghan Women Legacy Bursary is awarded annually to a second, third- or fourth-year female Afghan student enrolled in any diploma or degree program who demonstrates financial need and is in good academic standing.