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Graduate Engagement and Leadership Award in French Studies at University of Waterloo 2026

University of Waterloo, Canada

Overview

Graduate Engagement and Leadership Award in French Studies at University of Waterloo 2026 is offered for Masters, PhD degree in the field of French Studies. You can apply to this scholarship here. The deadline for the sending your application is Expired. This scholarship is provided by University of Waterloo, Canada and the value of this scholarship is Partial Funding, CAD 500.

Open for: Open to all nationals.
Degree: Masters, PhD
Provided by: University of Waterloo, Canada
Deadline: Expired
Scholarship Value: Partial Funding, CAD 500

Eligibility Criteria for Graduate Engagement and Leadership Award in French Studies

Applicants must: Be full-time graduate students (Master’s or Doctoral level).
Be enrolled in the Department of French Studies in the Faculty of Arts at University of Waterloo.
Demonstrate leadership and engagement within francophone communities (on-campus or off-campus).
Have a minimum cumulative academic average of 80% or equivalent.
Show additional community engagement may be considered if combined with francophone involvement outside the university.
Not have received this award previously, and not hold it concurrently with certain other French Studies awards.
Value of Graduate Engagement and Leadership Award in French Studies: The award provides CAD $500.

Application Process

Complete the application form from the French Studies website.
Submit the application to the Department of French Studies Graduate Studies Coordinator.
Applications are reviewed by the Graduate Studies Committee, which selects recipients annually in June.

Eligibility

Applicants must

Be full-time graduate students (Master’s or Doctoral level).
Be enrolled in the Department of French Studies in the Faculty of Arts at University of Waterloo.
Demonstrate leadership and engagement within francophone communities (on-campus or off-campus).
Have a minimum cumulative academic average of 80% or equivalent.
Show additional community engagement may be considered if combined with francophone involvement outside the university.
Not have received this award previously, and not hold it concurrently with certain other French Studies awards.

Benefits

The award provides CAD $500.

How to Apply

Complete the application form from the French Studies website.
Submit the application to the Department of French Studies Graduate Studies Coordinator.
Applications are reviewed by the Graduate Studies Committee, which selects recipients annually in June.

Quick Info

Funding

The award provides CAD $500.

Level

Masters, PhD

Field of Study

French Studies

Region

International

Deadline

Expired

Eligibility Criteria for Graduate Engagement and Leadership Award in French Studies

Applicants must: Be full-time graduate students (Master’s or Doctoral level).
Be enrolled in the Department of French Studies in the Faculty of Arts at University of Waterloo.
Demonstrate leadership and engagement within francophone communities (on-campus or off-campus).
Have a minimum cumulative academic average of 80% or equivalent.
Show additional community engagement may be considered if combined with francophone involvement outside the university.
Not have received this award previously, and not hold it concurrently with certain other French Studies awards.
Value of Graduate Engagement and Leadership Award in French Studies: The award provides CAD $500.

Application Process

Complete the application form from the French Studies website.
Submit the application to the Department of French Studies Graduate Studies Coordinator.
Applications are reviewed by the Graduate Studies Committee, which selects recipients annually in June.

Eligibility

Applicants must

Be full-time graduate students (Master’s or Doctoral level).
Be enrolled in the Department of French Studies in the Faculty of Arts at University of Waterloo.
Demonstrate leadership and engagement within francophone communities (on-campus or off-campus).
Have a minimum cumulative academic average of 80% or equivalent.
Show additional community engagement may be considered if combined with francophone involvement outside the university.
Not have received this award previously, and not hold it concurrently with certain other French Studies awards.