University of Montreal Canada Scholarships 2025-26 for International Students
Description
Are you an international student with dreams of studying at one of the top francophone research universities in the world? The Université de Montréal (UdeM) offers a unique opportunity for international candidates to pursue their academic ambitions through its UdeM Exemption Scholarship Program 2025-26. Since Fall 2020, this program has been designed to support international students by granting partial or full exemptions from tuition fees that are typically charged to non-resident students. Here's everything you need to know about this incredible opportunity.
What is the UdeM Exemption Scholarship Program?
The UdeM Exemption Scholarship Program is aimed at supporting talented students from around the world, helping them benefit from world-class education in a culturally rich environment. By providing partial or full tuition fee exemptions, UdeM makes it easier for students to access quality education and enhance the cultural diversity of the university community.
Why Choose UdeM?
Université de Montréal is one of the most prestigious francophone universities globally, and it offers a vibrant, multicultural learning environment. With the UdeM Exemption Scholarship Program, international students can achieve their academic goals without the financial burden of high tuition fees. Not only will you receive a world-class education, but you will also be part of a diverse community that enriches the cultural experience for all.
Degree Level
University of Montreal Canada Scholarships 2025-26 for International Students is available to undertake Bachelor 11, Masters, PhD level programs at University of Montreal.
Available Subjects
Following subjects are available to study under this scholarship program.
- All Subjects
Benefits
The scholarship amounts differ for undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs. Below is a breakdown of the amounts:
Undergraduate Programs
The exemption scholarship is granted based on the excellence of your academic record. The amount depends on your evaluation:
- Level A: $6,870.30 per session (full-time equivalent of 15 credits) or $13,740.60 per year.
- Level B: $3,274.20 per session or $6,548.40 per year.
Graduate Programs – Master’s
A partial exemption is available for both research and non-research master’s programs:
- Research Master’s: $5,050.00 per session or $15,150.00 per year.
- Non-Research Master’s: $3,596.25 per session or $10,788.75 per year.
Graduate Programs – PhD
PhD students receive a complete waiver of additional tuition fees normally charged to international students, resulting in the same fees as Quebec graduate students. The total exemption equals $7,636.20 per session or $22,908.60 per year.
Eligible Nationalities
This scholarship is open to international students of all nationalities.
Eligibility Criteria
To qualify for this scholarship, applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Admission Offer: You must have received an offer of admission to a study program at UdeM (starting from Fall 2020).
- Full-Time Enrollment: You must be continuously enrolled full-time in your program (unless otherwise approved).
- Valid Study Permits: Ensure that you have valid study authorizations (CAQ and study permit) for all sessions of your program.
- Eligible Programs: The exemption scholarship applies to degree programs such as Bachelor's, Master's, or PhD. It is not available for short programs, preparatory years, or independent studies.
- No Other Exemptions: You should not benefit from another form of tuition fee exemption.
Application Procedure
How to Apply for the UdeM Exemption Scholarship
- Apply for Admission: Start by applying to your chosen study program at UdeM. Be sure to meet the application deadlines and requirements.
- Follow-Up on Your Admission: After submitting your application, monitor your status through UdeM’s Centre étudiant platform.
- Receive Scholarship Notice: Once you receive an offer of admission, UdeM will evaluate your file and notify you of the exemption amount. This information will be sent to you via email.
Key Deadlines
- September 1, 2024 (For Fall Semester)
- February 1, 2025 (For Summer/Winter Semester)
