SCHOLARSHIPS

SCHOLARSHIPS

Application deadline: September 30 of every year

Note: To access funds in this category, applicants are only required to fill out a general scholarship application, once per academic year.

In order to qualify for a scholarship, applicants must:

• Be enrolled in 6 credits or more at the University of Sudbury;
• Have completed at least 30 credits in the last year;
• Scored an average of 75% or more; and
• Fill out and submit the application form, before the deadline!

Scholarship Application

 

NEW! BURSARIES FOR STUDYING IN FRENCH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE ($3,000)

BURSARIES FOR STUDYING IN FRENCH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE

NEW application deadline: February 21, 2021

$3,000 non-renewable bursary

The new Bursaries for Postsecondary Studies in French as a Second Language (FSL) Program encourages young, English-speaking Canadians to enhance their bilingualism while studying in a field of interest.

Under the slogan “It’s rewarding to be bilingual!”, the Program highlights the several benefits of pursuing postsecondary studies in French as a second language:

• Achieving lifelong bilingualism
• Opportunity to expand knowledge about the Francophone culture
• Better employment opportunities
• Improved wages

To qualify, students must:

• Be Canadian citizens or permanent residents of Canada, and at least 17 years old on the first day of class
• Have English as their first official language spoken and have graduated from an English high school
• Be enrolled in the first OR second year of an undergraduate program offered in their second language (French)
• Be enrolled full-time, and participate in at least 50% of their courses and related activities in French (placements, etc.)
• Be enrolled in at least 6 credits offered by the University of Sudbury in the current academic year

To apply, students must:

• Provide a transcript certifying that they have taken French-language courses at high-school, college or university levels in Canada, for a minimum of two years
• Complete a general University of Sudbury Financial Aid form (If you have already submitted this form this academic year, you do not need to fill it out a second time when applying for this bursary. We will have your info on file.)
• Complete the form seen below before the Feb 21st deadline!

WEB - FSL BURSARY FORM

For more information, send a message to Janelle Radey at jradey@usudbury.ca or usudreg@usudbury.ca.

This program is administered by the ACUFC

 

NORMAND FOREST LEADERSHIP PROGRAM AND SCHOLARSHIP

Normand Forest Leadership Program

Associated scholarship: up to $1,500

• Be enrolled in 6 credits or more at the University of Sudbury OR residing in its Residence; and
• Fill out and submit the application OR be recommended by a professor or administrator of the University.

CLICK HERE FOR THE APPLICATION FORM AND MORE INFO

MÉTIS NATION OF ONTARIO (MNO) bursary

MNO BURSARY

Application deadline: October 30, 2020

To qualify, you must:

• Be Métis
• Be taking at least 6 credits at the University of Sudbury in the current academic year
• Fill out and submit an application form, before the deadline!

MNO ApplicatioN FORM 

 

PROCESS AND INFO SPECIFIC TO ROTARY INDIGENOUS SCHOLARSHIP FUND

PROCESS AND INFO SPECIFIC TO ROTARY INDIGENOUS SCHOLARSHIP FUND (APPLY NOW FOR 2021-2022)

$5,000 PER YEAR CONTINUING SCHOLARSHIP

NEW application deadline: MARCH 23, 2021

Taking a few minutes to submit an application as outlined below could give you $5,000 per year until you finish your undergrad studies! The return on investment is huge, so take advantage of this opportunity!

To qualify, you must:

• Be an Indigenous (First Nation, Métis or Inuit) student pursuing full-time studies in any program within the Laurentian Federation;
• Be registered in at least the equivalent of 6 credits per year at the University of Sudbury;
• Be entering your 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year of studies NEXT year (2021-2022);
• Maintain a full course load equivalent (24 credits) and remain in good academic standing.
  
  

Steps:

• provide a recommendation letter from a professor, band council member or employer;
• click the below button to access and complete the Rotary Scholarship Fund form - you will need to briefly explain your motivations, initiatives and career goals, and summarize your financial needs;
• submit all information and documentation by the deadline.

Recipients who continue to meet the criteria and remain in good academic standing will continue to receive their yearly amount until they complete their undergraduate degree.

ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP FUND APPLICATION

For more information, send a message to Janelle Radey at jradey@usudbury.ca or usudreg@usudbury.ca.

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THE J.A. LAPALME BURSARIES

These bursaries, awarded to one francophone and one anglophone student, recall Mr. J.A. Lapalme of Sudbury, who died in 1969.

THE CHARLES DAVIS MEMORIAL AWARDS

A legacy of Mr. Charles Davis of Sudbury, who died in 1973, these bursaries are awarded preferably to students preparing for Catholic Ministry or concentrating in Religious Studies.

THE ELIZABETH BRUYERE AWARD

Established in 1999 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Collège Notre-Dame.

THE HECTOR L. BERTRAND BURSARIES

This fund, begun by his friends in 1976 to honour Rev. Hector L. Bertrand s.j., is intended for Indigenous students enrolled at the University of Sudbury.

THE ROBERT FABBRO BURSARY

Established in 1997, the Robert Fabbro bursary was founded in order to help students who are in financial need.

THE IGNACE OF LOYOLA PARISH BURSARY

Founded by the Ignace of Loyola Parish to help students who are in financial need.

THE INES MOGA MEMORIAL AWARD

Established by the children Ines Moga in 1997, these awards are granted to women students, preferably enrolled in a program in Religious Studies.

THE LUCIENNE R. GIROUARD MEMORIAL AWARD

Established in the 1990's by her family and friends in honour of Mrs. Lucienne R. Girouard, mother of Fr. André Girouard s.j., it is intended to help francophone students at the University of Sudbury.

THE JOAN HILDEBRANDT AWARD

Founded in 1997, by Mrs. Joan Hildebrandt, the bursary is granted on the combined basis of spirituality, scholarship and financial need.

THE AILEEN GRASSBY MEMORIAL FUND

Established in 1996, by her husband, family and many friends in honour of Mrs. Aileen Marie Bettesworth Grassby, a long-time friend of the University and of the University Parish. It is intended to help women students at the University of Sudbury.

THE LACROIX, FOREST AND DEL FRATE FUND

The University of Sudbury offers a substantial number of bursaries to Ontario residents enrolled in courses approved by the University of Sudbury Ethics Project. Some of these are available thanks to the generosity of the firm of Lacroix, Forest and Del Frate.

THE AIMÉ AND BERTHE LAFRENIÈRE BURSARY FUND

This fund was established in 1996 and was previously known as the Aimé Lafrenière Bursary Fund. Thanks to the couple's children, this fund now honours both Mr. Aimé Lafrenière (1936-1992) and Mrs. Berthe Lafrenière (1941-2017), benefactors and members of the Board of Regents.

THE J.W.E. NEWBERY BURSARIES

Honouring the founder of the Department of Native Studies (now Indigenous Studies) since 1979, these bursaries are for students enrolled in a concentration in that department.

THE ROSE DAVIS MEMORIAL AWARDS

Recalling Mrs. Rose Davis of Sudbury, who died in 1983, these bursaries are for all categories of students.

THE BAXTER AND ALMA RICARD FUND

Mr. Baxter Ricard was a leading Sudbury businessman and entrepreneur, dearly remembered for his generous interest in education. After his death, his wife Mrs. Alma Ricard set up the Foundation to help Northern Ontario students. In 1997, she created a fund at the University of Sudbury to encourage and give financial support to students who would concentrate on the study of ethics and values.

THE RICHARD RIOPEL MEMORIAL AWARD

Founded in 1987, this bursary recalls Richard Riopel, former Principal of Hanmer Secondary School. It is awarded to a francophone student, preferably a graduate of Hanmer Secondary School.

THE JOHN AND LORRAINE SAHADAT FUND

Established in 1997 to mark Professor and Mrs. Sahadat's commitment to academic excellence. It is also intended to encourage students in financial need who are demonstrating progress in their studies.

THE SCEPTRE AWARD

Established by Sceptre Investment Counsel Ltd. to help students when they need it most.

THE HON. GEORGE E. COLLINS MEMORIAL AWARD

This bursary is awarded to a student in the junior years, enrolled at the University of Sudbury, and studying at the School of Sports Administration or in the department of Law and Justice. It was founded in 1994 by his family and his many friends to recall the Hon. Judge George E. Collins of Sudbury (1914-1994).

THE ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING CHAPTER OF THE I.O.D.E. SCHOLARSHIP

This scholarship is awarded to a deserving student in recognition of the volunteer help offered by the students of the Lucien Matte Residence.

THE CAROLE LANGLOIS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

This scholarship, awarded to a full-time student, recalls Mme Carole Langlois of Espanola who died in 1990.

THE JEAN-d’AUTEUIL RICHARD SCHOLARSHIP

This scholarship, awarded to a full-time student, was founded in 1992 by his friends to recall Rev. Jean-d’Auteuil Richard’s Presidency, 1966-1977.

THE JOSEPH PAWLOWICZ MEMORIAL AWARD

In memory of Mr. Joseph Pawlowicz, father of Mr. Stanley Pawlowicz, a former member of the Board of Regents.

THE ALFREDO PAGNUTTI SCHOLARSHIP

This scholarship, awarded since 1993, is a legacy of Mr. Alfredo Pagnutti of Sudbury, who was a member of the Board of Regents from 1960-1977.

THE RICHARD AND RUTH FEE FUND

The generosity of Richard and Ruth McGinnis Fee, who were well-known and respected citizens of Sudbury, has since 1966 enabled the University of Sudbury to offer a substantial number of scholarships and bursaries to students of the University of Sudbury.

THE COLLÈGE DU SACRÉ-COEUR CLASS OF 1956 BURSARY

Intended for a francophone student, this award was established by the alumni of the class of 1956.

THE FONDATION SACRÉ-COEUR

The Fondation Sacré-Coeur manages a bursary fund consisting of donations made over the years to Collège du Sacré-Coeur to help students in financial need.

THE UNIVERSITY OF SUDBURY ALUMNI BURSARIES

Founded in 1996 by alumni of the University of Sudbury College and Lucien Matte Residence.

THE UNIVERSITY OF SUDBURY COLLEGE COUNCIL BURSARY

Founded by the University of Sudbury College Council to help students in financial need.

THE UNIVERSITY OF SUDBURY GENERAL FUND BURSARY

Established during the Fundraising campaign of 1997, this fund comprises various bursaries.

THE UNIVERSITY OF SUDBURY STAFF BURSARY

Established in 1997, this bursary comprises donations made by Board members and by all the University's staff.

THE SOCIETY OF SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL - ST. KEVIN'S CONFERENCE BURSARY

Established in 2016, this bursary will be awarded to two deserving students in the Religious Studies program at the University of Sudbury.

THE FAITH UNITED MILTON BURSARY

The Faith United Milton Bursary was established due to the generous donation of the Faith United Milton Church. This bursary aims to support Indigenous students with education expenses during the course of their full-time studies within the Laurentian Federation.

THE ROTARY INDIGENOUS SCHOLARSHIP FUND

The Rotary Indigenous Scholarship Fund was established at the University of Sudbury due to the generous donation of the Rotary Club of Oakville Trafalgar and the Rotary Club of Oakville Charitable Trust. This scholarship is meant to assist Indigenous students in meeting their financial needs during the course of their full-time studies within the Laurentian Federation.

THE DR. CONSTANCE ELAINE JAYNE WILLIAMS AND CHARLES L. WILLIAMS EDUCATIONAL TRUST SCHOLARSHIP

Established in 2017, this scholarship will be awarded to an Indigenous student pursuing full-time studies in the Indigenous Studies program at the University of Sudbury, from any of the following Ojibway bands: M'Chigeeng First Nation, Aundeck Omni Kaning First Nation, Wikemikong Unceded Indian Reserve, Sheguiandah First Nation, Sheshegwaning First Nation.

THE CHARLES LANGLOIS BURSARIES

These bursaries were set up thanks to a legacy of Fr. Charles Langlois (1863-1919), who died as Pastor of Sacré-Coeur Parish in Sturgeon Falls. They were intended to help French Canadians pursue their studies.

THE MSGR STÉPHANE CÔTÉ BURSARIES

Between March 1931 and his death in July 1952, Msgr Côté regularly contributed to setting up these Awards. He was Pastor of St-Joseph’s Parish in Chelmsford and a staunch supporter of the educational ideals proposed at Collège du Sacré-Coeur. With the awards, he wished to help young French-speaking Ontarians from this diocese afford a university education.

THE MSGR CHARLES PARENT BURSARIES

In 1940 Msgr Parent, then Pastor at Saint-François-Xavier Parish in Tilbury, Ontario, began this fund to help Francophones from the London diocese complete their higher education in Sudbury.

THE ALBERT PELLETIER BURSARIES

Fr. Albert Pelletier was Pastor of Saint-Michel Parish in Rouyn, Québec, when he donated this scholarship in 1944. He intended it to help young Francophones from north-western Quebec.

THE HENRI GAUTHIER MEMORIAL BURSARIES

Fr. Henri Gauthier, s.j. (1879-1958) was on the Faculty of Collège du Sacré-Coeur from 1916 to 1952 as Professor of Science and of Letters, Dean of Studies, and Spiritual Advisor. His many students and grateful admirers set up this fund to help perpetuate his ideals and his memory.

THE MSGR RACETTE BURSARIES

Msgr Oscar Racette (1880-1964), was involved in the founding of Collège du Sacré-Coeur in 1913 and continued over the years to be a strong promoter of its mission. While Pastor at Saint-Jean-Baptiste Parish in Verner, he made repeated donations, in 1953 and 1954, to help young French Canadians.

THE MSGR ZÉPHIRIN LORRAIN BURSARIES

In February 1954, Msgr Lorrain, then Pastor of Sainte-Bernadette Parish in Bonfield, Ontario set up a fund to allow deserving teenage francophones of the Pembroke Diocese to continue studies in French in Sudbury.

THE MÉLINA LÉVESQUE BURSARIES

Convinced of the importance of higher education, Mme Mélina Lévesque left a legacy to Collège du Sacré-Coeur to attract French-Canadian youth from the Sault Sainte-Marie Diocese.

THE LOUISIANA LEFEBVRE BURSARIES

At the time of her death in March 1962, Mme Louisiana Lefebvre willed to the Collège du Sacré-Coeur a legacy to help young people of the Sault Sainte-Marie Diocese complete their studies.