The aim of this scholarship is to support students undertaking master's studies with essay or dissertation and doctorate in actuarial science at the Faculty of Science and Engineering of Laval University.
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Summary
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Benefits
- 2 scholarships of $12,000 (Master’s recruitment scholarships (increased tuition fees); for one year, scholarships are non-renewable.)
- 2 scholarships of $9,000 (Master’s attraction scholarships; annual scholarships of $9,000 renewable for 2 years if the renewal criteria are met.)
Requirements
Reserved for people...
- Canadian citizens
- Permanent residents
- International students
Targeted study programs
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Second cycle
- Science and engineering
- Master's degree in actuarial science
- Master's degree in actuarial science - with dissertation
Eligibility criteria
The student must:
- Have Canadian citizenship, permanent resident status or a valid study permit.
- Have started their master's program at the sessionfall 2026.
- Be registered full-time (12 credits or more), or be deemed full-time at the time the scholarship is awarded
Renewal criteria:
Selection Process
- Excellence in academic record;
- Candidate's aptitude for research and innovation.
Application Documents
- In the appropriate section of the form, please file, in a single PDF document :
- a cover letter presenting your research interests;
- a detailed curriculum vitae describing your experiences and relevant achievements (projects carried out within the framework of courses or para-academics, research or development work, work experience, etc.);
- a copy of your most recent transcript (statement Capsule accepted).
Check also:
Free Ongoing Fully Funded Scholarships Guide 2026 (Download Now)
Application Deadline
September 30, 2026How To Apply
Are you qualified and interested in this opportunity? Kindly go to
University of Laval on repertoire.bbaf.ulaval.ca to apply
- You must complete the online form.
- In the appropriate section of the form, please file, in a single PDF document :
- a cover letter presenting your research interests;
- a detailed curriculum vitae describing your experiences and relevant achievements (projects carried out within the framework of courses or para-academics, research or development work, work experience, etc.);
- a copy of your most recent transcript (statement Capsule accepted).
For more details, visit University of Laval Scholarship webpage