RESOURCES TO FIND PART-TIME OR SUMMER JOBS:
Career & Leadership Development Centre
The Career & Leadership Development Centre is here to assist you in finding jobs and developing your career. From drop-in advising, resume review, volunteer programs, Career Counselling to online services and resources, they can help you develop skills and explore job and career opportunities.
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Please see below for information on applying for scholarhips and bursaries.
Applying for Scholarships
The information below comes from the Registrar's Office Awards and Financial Aid section of Dalhousie's Money Matters website.
Each year, millions of dollars in scholarships, awards, bursaries and prizes is distributed through the Registrar's Office to promising Dalhousie students. Scholarships are money awarded for academic merit. For some scholarships, assessment is also based on other criteria such as community involvement, leadership and/or financial need.
Explore scholarship options for
- High School applicants
- Current undergraduate students (not including Faculty of Agriculture students)
- Faculty of Agriculture students
- Graduate and professional students
Information for transfer students
- Transfer students are not eligible for entrance awards with the exception of the First Nations and Indigenous Black (FNIB) Scholarships. To apply for an FNIB scholarship, please submit the General Entrance Award application.
- Transfer students are eligible to apply for Bursaries.
- As a transfer student, once you have completed 30 credit hours over 2 academic semesters, you will be automatically assessed for our merit-based Dalhousie In-Course Scholarships.
Applying for Bursaries
The information below comes from the Registrar's Office Awards and Financial Aid section of Dalhousie's Money Matters website.