If you’re admitted to full-time first-year degree studies at UW and you’re beginning post-secondary studies for the first time in fall 2009, if your mid-May admission average is 80% or more, and if you meet the conditions, you’ll be awarded one of these scholarships:
Mid-May Admission Average |
Scholarship Name |
Value |
| 95%+ | President’s Scholarship of Distinction | $2,000 Entrance Scholarship $1,500 International Experience Award* or $1,500 Research Award*, or both *Note: These awards are available in your upper years if you choose to claim them. The International Experience Award is available only to Canadian citizens or permanent residents. |
| 90 - 94.9% | President’s Scholarship | $2,000 Entrance Scholarship |
| 85 - 89.9% | Merit Scholarship | $1,000 Entrance Scholarship |
| 80 - 84.9% | Faculty of Environment Entrance scholarship | $750 Entrance Scholarship |
Automatically offered to all INDEV students. Value: approximately $3000
Name: Fellowship in International Development
The Fellowship includes double-room accommodation and 50 percent of a full meal plan at St. Paul’s University College for the entire 4a term and a 2-week debriefing at the end of 4c term upon return to campus. The fellowship is valued at approximately $3,000 but has no cash value and is not transferable. All students accepted into the INDEV program will be offered this Fellowship.
The eight month field placement in a developing country is a critical and required experiential learning component of the Bachelor of Environmental Studies - International Development (INDEV) program. High-quality preparation for the field placement is pivotal to the students’ success and meeting the educational goals of the program.
The St. Paul’s Fellowship in International Development is designed to support INDEV students in their final year by:
In addition to the scholarships listed above, St. Paul's is also offering admission scholarships to students in the International Development program.
International Development students can also apply for the scholarships posted through the University of Waterloo's Student Awards and Financial Aid office.
Learn about bursaries, which are based on financial need, not academic achievement.
You can also learn about tuition, residence, and other costs on the Faculty of Environment admissions website.
