The University of Montreal International Exemption Scholarship program is currently accepting applications from both international undergraduate and postgraduate students.
This program aims to provide you with the financial support to pursue your university studies at the University of Montreal.
Beginning in the fall season, selected students will receive an exemption from the tuition fees charged to international students. Scholarships will be awarded for the winter, summer and fall sessions.
The primary objective of this program is to attract and assist exceptionally talented individuals from around the world in attending one of the top francophone research universities globally.
Furthermore, by welcoming international students, the Université de Montréal hopes to enrich its community’s cultural diversity and global perspective, thereby contributing to the university’s educational mission.
Scholarship Breakdown:
- Supports Undergraduate studies
- Open to international students
- The scholarship host country is Canada.
- The University of Montreal is the host institution.
About Host University:
The University of Montreal is one of the leading institutions in research, attracting an impressive $680 million in funding annually, making it the fourth-largest research university in Canada.
This institution is home to several renowned laboratories, including MILA, a leading global research center in deep learning, the Institute for Research in Immunology and Cancer (IRIC), known for its exceptional productivity, and the Centre de Recherche en droit public (CRDP), is the most comprehensive public-law research center in Canada.
With 13 faculties and affiliated schools, the University of Montreal boasts a substantial community of 67,000 students and 2,300 professors and researchers. Situated on the beautiful northwestern flank of Mount Royal, one of North America’s premier urban parks, the University of Montreal depicts the diversity of the welcoming multicultural city after which it is named.
Notably, the university has a strong international presence, with one out of every four students hailing from outside Canada. Furthermore, Montreal is renowned for its cultural vibrancy, safety, and affordability, providing an enriching environment for students and faculty.
Scholarship Benefits:
- If you are accepted into a degree program specifically, a bachelor’s degree program you may be eligible to receive the University of Montreal exemption scholarship.
- The sole assessment factor used to calculate the scholarship’s worth is your excellent academic record.
- The transcripts submitted with the admissions application are the basis for your evaluation.
- The assessment’s findings will establish how much you might be eligible for.
- You will not be eligible for the University of Montreal exemption scholarship if, following the assessment, your file is not found to be eligible for either level A or B. The level A scholarship award value is $13,340.40 per year and the B is $6,357.60 per year.
Qualification Criteria:
- You must not have received any additional tuition fee exemption.
- You should have study permits that are valid for each session of your program.
- To qualify, you must have been granted admission to a University of Montreal study program.
- You must not be accepted into any undergraduate programs that will no longer be offered beginning with the Winter session.
- You must remain enrolled full-time during your entire study term.
How to Apply:
- Make sure you review the admissions requirements for the study programs of your interest and adhere to the application deadlines before applying.
- Monitor your application and obtain an admissions offer. You will see your application and your admissions notice in your Center étudiant once it has been submitted.
- To begin the assessment, accept the offer of admission. Applying for a University of Montreal Exemption Scholarship is not required. Your eligibility and the amount of your exemption scholarship will be determined after an evaluation of your files.
- The Université de Montréal will notify you through email of the scholarship amount to which you are eligible after receiving your admissions offer.
