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 Scholarships for Students in Animal Science 2023 Master's Scholarship Programme at McGill University in Canada for the 2020–2021 Academ...

Scholarships for Students in Animal Science 2023


 Scholarships for Students in Animal Science 2023


Master's Scholarship Programme at McGill University in Canada for the 2020–2021 Academic Year

McGill University and the Mastercard Foundation partnered in 2013 to launch the McGill Mastercard Foundation Scholars Programme. Through this programme, young African leaders with academic prowess can enrol in top-tier universities around the world. Over a ten-year period, the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Programme at McGill will welcome 91 Scholars from Sub-Saharan Africa, including 24 Master's students. Some Scholars are from French-speaking nations, which is unique to McGill, and they get intense English language instruction before beginning their degree programmes.


The Mastercard Foundation Scholars Programme at McGill offers specialised programming that aligns with Scholars' leadership framework and gives Scholars the confidence they need to navigate the multiple changes they encounter at McGill and beyond.


About Mastercard Foundation

The Mastercard Foundation strives for a society in which everyone is given the chance to grow and develop. No matter where in life they begin, everyone should have an equal chance to succeed. We think that people can have that opportunity if they have access to education, financial services, and skill development. Our main goal is to provide possibilities for young Africans who are struggling economically so that they, their families, and their communities can escape poverty and live better lives.


Aim and Benefits of Mastercard Foundation Masters Scholarship

1. Leadership development: Mastercard Foundation Scholars are chosen for their clear commitment to enacting change. With a particular focus on Scholars' unique leadership framework, our programming helps to complement the active and passive leadership development that is provided to all McGill students. All programming is cohort-based, and Scholars help one another grow as leaders.

2. Internships: Up to two internships in the Scholars' home countries, typically from May to August, are funded by the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Programme. These internships give Scholars the chance to stay in touch with people and learn more about the African professional scene. While doing an internship, Scholars build their professional networks and develop skills relevant to their studies and potential careers.

3. Scholars have been active in all aspects of Africa's social, intellectual, and economic life. The diversity of McGill's Scholars is mirrored by the variety of their internship experiences, which span from the mines of Ghana to the hospitals of Tanzania; working with Rwandese youth and Malawian app developers; living in vibrant metropolises, rural settings, and business towns.

Mastercard Foundation Masters Scholarship Courses

Aerospace Engineering

Animal Science

Architecture

Bioresource Engineering

Biostatistics

Biotechnology

Chemical Engineering

Counselling Psychology

Education & Society

Educational Leadership

Educational Psychology

Electrical Engineering


Epidemiology

Food Science & Agricultural Chemistry

Material science and Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Mining Engineering

Political Science Programs

Public Health


Conditions for the Mastercard Foundation Scholarship Qualification

In order to be taken into consideration for the Master's Programme for Mastercard Foundation Scholars at McGill, you must:


1 Be eligible for admission to a McGill University programme (see programme list here);
2. Never enrolled in or finished any advanced courses;
3. Have a current McGill faculty member or staff member nominate you for the department you want to apply to (see PDF icon Nomination form);
4. Hold citizenship in, and have spent a sizable portion of your life in, a Sub-Saharan African nation (see the list of eligible nations);
5. Have an outstanding history of service and involvement in your school and/or community; 6. Plan to return home as soon as you earn your degree in order to transform your community through social and economic development; 7. Prove that your financial situation is in the bottom two quintiles of your nation;
8. At the time of application, the applicant must be younger than 35 years old.


Date of Application: January 31, 2024

How to Apply

Interested and qualified? Go to Mastercard Foundation on www.mcgill.ca to apply
https://www.mcgill.ca/mastercardfdn-scholars/apply-program
For more details, visit the McGill Uni website


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