Intro These scholarships support Indigenous students in Alberta by reducing financial barriers to post-secondary education and helping address systemic educational inequities. Nine awards of $1,500 are given annually. Selection is... More >

Introduction Our organization’s foundation is education. Whether through youth programs, services, or supports, a central part of our mandate is to share knowledge that strengthens individuals and benefits our communities.... More >

Introduction Applicants are not required to include proof of acceptance to an eligible post‑secondary institution with their initial application. However, award funds will not be released until acceptable evidence of... More >

Intro The Don Moore Scholarship provides $1,500.00 to support an Alberta student enrolled in a recognized post-secondary program that trains individuals to operate recreation services. The award recognizes strong academic... More >

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... More >

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... More >

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... More >

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... More >

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.... More >

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... More >

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... More >

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... More >

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... More >

Introduction The Alberta Masonic Higher Education Bursary Fund (AMHEBF) provides financial support for post‑secondary education in service of the public good. Most bursaries are available to students studying at post‑secondary... More >

Overview This scholarship, established by Mr. Gerald J. Maier to honor Dean Chan Wirasinghe’s service to the Schulich School of Engineering, is awarded each year to incoming undergraduate students entering... More >

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... More >

Overview The Diabetes Hope Scholarship Program is a needs- and merit-based award that recognizes the determination of young people living with type 1 diabetes. Recipients are chosen for their ability... More >

Overview REMAX Canada’s Quest for Excellence scholarship awards cash prizes to recognize students who demonstrate leadership and ongoing contributions to their communities. For 2026, REMAX Canada will distribute forty $1,000... More >

Introduction This scholarship was created by the Western Canada Chapter of the ISEE in memory of Dick Shaw, a respected Worksafe BC inspector and a committed proponent of blasting safety.... More >

Introductory note Lisa Pauline Huus was a trailblazer for inclusion of students with disabilities in British Columbia’s mainstream schools. Living with spinal muscular atrophy, she became the first student with... More >