Opp Type:	SCHOLARSHIP
Level	Bachelor, Master
Number of Opportunity	130
Language Requirement	TOEFL, IELTS
Gender	Male/female
Field of study	Various Fields
Funding Type	Fully Funded
Duration	Depends on level
Deadline	2023-08-24
Location	Canada

Opportunity Description

McGill University’s McCall MacBain scholarship is a fully funded master’s or professional degree program for international students, Canadian students, and US citizens. There will be up to 30 full scholarships and 100 Entrance Awards. If you plan to register for a full-time master’s or second-entry professional undergraduate program at McGill University in Summer / Fall 2024, you can apply for the McCall MacBain Scholarship in 2023. All expenses will be reimbursed. This is an excellent chance to begin your education in Canada on a full scholarship.

Important Details:

• Provided by: McCall MacBain Foundation
• Host university: McGill University
• Location: Canada
• Deadline: 24 August 2023
• Degree Level: Masters, Undergraduate
• Scholarship Coverage: There will be up to 30 full scholarships and 100 Entrance Awards available.
• Gender: Male and Female
• Type: Scholarship
• Eligible Nations: International

Eligible Degree Programs:

• Master’s Degrees:
  • MA (Arts),
  • MArch (Architecture),
  • MATL (Arts in Teaching and Learning),
  • MBA (Business Administration),
  • MEd (Education),
  • MEng (Engineering),
  • MISt (Information Studies),
  • MM (Management),
  • MMus (Music),
  • MPP (Public Policy),
  • MSc (Science),
  • MScA (Science, Applied),
  • MScAPT (Science, Applied in Physical Therapy),
  • MScAOT (Science, Applied in Occupational Therapy),
  • MSW (Social Work),
  • MUP (Urban Planning),
  • LLM (Law),
  • STM (Sacred Theology).
• Second-Entry Professional Undergraduate Degree:
  • BCL/JD (Law),
  • DMD (Dentistry),
  • MDCM (Medicine)

What is Second-Entry Professional Undergraduate Degree?

A second entrance degree is an academic degree that needs at least 1-2 years of university studies and, in certain cases, 3 years for research-oriented programs. It is most usually used to refer to Canadian and American shows. As a prerequisite for entrance, these programs need 3-4 years of degree-seeking work or a first professional degree or first-entry degree.

Benefits:

• Education costs Coverage.
• A monthly stipend of $2,000 for living expenses during term time.
• For relocating to Montréal, a one-time relocation allowance. For instance, a plane ticket for foreign candidates.

Eligibility Criteria:

Applicants must have the following:

• If you are a student and can complete your undergraduate degree by August 2024, you are eligible to apply.
• You graduated with your first bachelor’s degree during the previous five years (no earlier than January 2018).
• In 2023, you will be 30 years old or younger and will have gotten your first bachelor’s degree more than five years prior.

Eligibility Criteria for Admission:

• Read the admission requirements at McGill University.

Proof of proficiency:

• Minimum acceptable TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) scores are:
  • There is no longer a CBT available. As ETS no longer reports CBT results, CBT results will no longer be accepted.
  • Nota Bene: The institutional TOEFL is not accepted.
  • IBT: 86 overall, with a minimum score of 20 for each of the four component categories.
• IELTS (International English Language Testing System): Academic module, band score of 6.5 or above.
• McGill Certificate of Proficiency – English for Professional Communication or McGill Certificate of Proficiency in English: Certificate of Proficiency granted.
• Please be aware that McGill University does not recognize the Duolingo English Test (DET) for admission to graduate programs.

How to Apply?

Do not wait to apply. Wait after submitting an application for the McCall MacBain Scholarship. Apply then for admission to the university. Every application is submitted online. Below is a link to the official announcement.

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Level

• bachelor
• master