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International Curriculum Awards

Brock University

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CA$3,000
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Updated Jan 9, 2026
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Overview

The Brock University International Curriculum Awards offer a valuable opportunity for incoming international students to receive financial support based on their academic background. This award is designed to recognize and assist international fee-paying students who have completed their high school education outsid…

The Brock University International Curriculum Awards offer a valuable opportunity for incoming international students to receive financial support based on their academic background. This award is designed to recognize and assist international fee-paying students who have completed their high school education outside of Canada. Award Value and Availability - $3,000 scholarship - Awarded to the first 20 accepted international students meeting the criteria Eligibility Criteria - Must be an international fee-paying student - Graduated from a high school outside of Canada - Admitted to Brock University for the 2026-2027 academic year - Paid the required deposit - Hold an international curriculum qualification Important Notes - This award is limited to the first 20 eligible students who meet all requirements - The scholarship is intended to support students entering Brock University as part of the 2026-2027 academic intake Prospective international students are encouraged to apply early and ensure all admission and deposit requirements are completed to maximize their chance of receiving this scholarship. This award provides a meaningful financial boost to support your studies at Brock University and recognizes your international academic achievements.

Eligibility

Eligible levels: 3-Year Bachelor's Degree, 4-Year Bachelor's Degree, Integrated Masters, Post-Secondary Certificate, Top-up Degree, Undergraduate Advanced Diploma, Undergraduate Diploma Eligible nationalities: All nationalities (unless noted in description)

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