Award summary - Value: Up to $2,500 - Number of awards: 1 - Application method: Online via My UCalgary Portal — High School Awards - Donor: Kay Kirby Pullen Overview This annual bursary supports a student entering the first year of the Faculty of Nursing. Selection is based on academic achievement, demonstrated financial need, and extracurricular involvement focused on volunteer service and community contribution. Preference will be given to applicants who graduated from a rural Alberta high school. Eligibility - Student level: Undergraduate - Faculty: Nursing - Year of entry: First year (incoming) - Citizenship/residency: Open to applicants of any...

Introduction In 2006 the Tubbs family created the James Bradley Tubbs Memorial Scholarship to support education in respiratory health. Each year the scholarship provides funding for up to two recipients who have a permanent residence within 100 kilometres of Red Deer and who are pursuing or advancing their careers in respiratory health services. Award details - Number of awards: Up to two recipients annually. - Value: $2,000 per successful applicant. - Use of funds: The award may be applied to any of the following: - Credit courses in respiratory health at an accredited college, university, or technical institute; - Clinical...

Award overview This internal scholarship, funded by Pembina Corporation in recognition of F.R. Matthews on the occasion of his retirement from the Board of Directors of Pembina Resources Limited, is awarded annually to incoming Juris Doctor students in the Faculty of Law. Two awards are available each year, each worth up to $3,000. Eligibility - Must be entering the JD program in the Faculty of Law (first-year). - Applicant type: Professional student. - Open to applicants of any citizenship or residency status. - Primary consideration is given to graduates of the Haskayne School of Business who hold a Bachelor of...

Overview This scholarship, funded by the U of C Building on the Vision Campaign, provides up to $7,000 to a single entering first-year undergraduate student. It is awarded annually to a Canadian citizen or Permanent Resident who demonstrates strong academic achievement in high school, involvement in school or community activities, and clear academic potential. Eligibility - Student level: Undergraduate (entering first year) - Faculty: Any faculty - Citizenship/residency: Domestic (Canadian citizen or Permanent Resident) - Selection criteria: sustained academic merit throughout high school, meaningful contribution to school and/or community life, and evidence of future academic promise Application Apply through My...

Overview Each year the Government of Alberta awards a single $7,000 scholarship to a promising young performing artist from Alberta who demonstrates exceptional talent and has clearly defined educational or training objectives. The scholarship is offered on a three-year rotating basis among the performing arts disciplines—music, theatre and dance. The 2026 intake is designated for dance applicants. Deadline Application deadline: March 2, 2026. Eligibility - You must be a resident of Alberta. This requires that you: - are legally entitled to be in Canada or to remain in Canada, - have had Alberta as your primary residence for a full...

Overview This annual $7,000 scholarship supports a promising young writer from Alberta who demonstrates outstanding ability in an eligible literary form and who has clearly defined educational or training objectives. Equity, diversity and inclusion The AFA is committed to equitable, inclusive, and accessible programming and encourages applications from people representing diverse backgrounds, including Indigenous peoples, racialized communities, women, people with disabilities, and members of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community. Who is eligible To qualify you must be a resident of Alberta and meet the following conditions: - Be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident, or a Protected Person, or hold an open study...

Belcourt Brosseau Métis Awards — Overview The Belcourt Brosseau Métis Awards (BBMAs) provide financial assistance to Métis students in Alberta pursuing post‑secondary education, offering scholarships of up to $10,000 per year toward tuition and eligible fees. History and purpose Founded in 2001 by the directors of Canative Housing Corporation — Orval Belcourt, Dr. Herb Belcourt, and Georges Brosseau QC — the BBMAs were created to support Métis Albertans in attaining self‑sufficiency through higher education and skills training. Impact Over the last twenty years the BBMAs have awarded more than $12 million to roughly 3,900 Métis students enrolled at institutions across...

The ACPA awards the Arthur Bollo-Kamara Scholarship in memory of Arthur Bollo-Kamara, Ph.D., P.Chem., to honor his contributions to chemists in Alberta. Valued at $1,000, this scholarship is presented each year to a student who is enrolled in a graduate-level chemistry program at a university in Alberta. About Dr. Bollo-Kamara Arthur Bollo-Kamara came to Canada to pursue his graduate studies in chemistry and became a dedicated volunteer for the chemical profession in Alberta. In addition to his professional engagement, he was an accomplished performer with ongoing involvement in his community’s arts and cultural life. The selection criteria for this award...

Ranald and Vera Shean were beloved musicians and educators in Edmonton who made it a priority that their students have access to musical growth — often assisting with travel or tuition so young people could take advantage of learning opportunities. Ranald died in 1997 and Vera in 2005. Both have been inducted into the City’s Cultural Hall of Fame. Overview Each year the Shean awards support roughly 10 young musicians, with individual awards typically ranging between $2,000 and $8,000. The exact number of recipients and award amounts may change from year to year. Important dates - Application opens: January 15...

Introduction Since it began, the LaDue Ladies Lunch Scholarship Program has awarded more than $110,000 to young women across Alberta. The program’s goal is to support emerging leaders as they pursue post‑secondary education — both students graduating from high school and those already enrolled in college or university. Who is eligible - Grade 12 students planning to begin post‑secondary studies after high school graduation. - Current post‑secondary students who can demonstrate ongoing academic commitment and achievement. 2026 Scholarship categories and totals The 2026 LaDue Ladies Lunch Scholarship Program features two award tracks and provides $16,500 in post‑secondary scholarships for 2026...

Bette Joan Rac Piano Scholarship — $1,000 annually Application deadline: April 30 Overview Established by Alexander Archibold, the Bette Joan Rac Piano Scholarship honors the memory and musical legacy of a long-serving piano teacher from Edmonton, Alberta. The award recognizes her distinctive style, sparkling personality, and commitment to sharing the joy of music. Award details - One $1,000 scholarship is offered each year. - The award supports piano study. - The Alberta Registered Music Teachers’ Association (ARMTA) administers the scholarship. - The funds are held in trust by the Canadian Federation of Music Teachers Associations (CFMTA) Trust. Eligibility - This...

Award name: Gibson Energy Ltd. Scholarship for Combined Engineering & Business Overview Gibson Energy Ltd. created this award to honor students who demonstrate leadership and strong academic achievement while entering the combined BSc (Schulich School of Engineering) / BComm (Haskayne School of Business) program at the University of Calgary. The award is intended for first-year undergraduate entrants and is granted annually. Value and quantity - Value: $10,000 - Number of awards: 1 Who can apply / Eligibility - Student level: Undergraduate - Faculty/program: Schulich School of Engineering and Haskayne School of Business (combined BSc/BComm) - Year of entry: First-year entrants...