About
Concordia University of Edmonton (CUE) is a publicly-funded independent academic institution located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Established over a century ago, CUE offers undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral degree programs across multiple faculties including Arts, Science, Management, Education, and Graduate Studies. The university emphasizes small classroom sizes, accessible professors, flexible programs, and a welcoming community focused on career-focused education and experience-based learning.
Funding Opportunities
Fessenden-Trott Scholarship
The Fessenden-Trott scholarships were established in memory of the late Professor Reginald Aubrey Fessenden and the late Helen May Fessenden (nee Trott). These scholarships are valued at $9,000 annually for three years (or until the scholar obtains their first degree). Each year, these scholarships are offered to a different region of Canada. The scholarship recognizes undergraduate students completing their first year of their first bachelor degree program who demonstrate high academic achievement and leadership qualities through volunteer, community involvement, and extracurricular activities. This program is administered by Scholarship Partners Canada (SPC), a division of Universities Canada. Concordia University of Edmonton selects one student to nominate each year when the scholarship is available to the Western provinces.
Edmonton Glenora Rotary Club Bursary
The Edmonton Glenora Rotary Club Bursary is awarded to a student enrolled in an Arts, Management, or Science degree program at Concordia University of Edmonton. The recipient must present a minimum GPA of 2.7, contribute to volunteer service in campus life and/or community, and demonstrate financial need. Preference will be given to a single-parent mother who is seeking entry or re-entry into the labour market. This bursary provides $1,000 in financial support to help students pursue their educational goals while balancing community service commitments and financial challenges.
Dr. Catherine Eddy Scholarship
The Dr. Catherine Eddy Scholarship is an annual award offered by Concordia University of Edmonton to support undergraduate students pursuing humanities studies within the Bachelor of Arts program. This scholarship provides $1,000 CAD to a student who has successfully completed their first year of full-time studies with a minimum of 24 credits and is continuing into the second year of the program. The scholarship recognizes academic achievement with a minimum GPA requirement of 3.2. It is funded by Concordia University of Edmonton's External Relations and Development department. Students can apply through the Online Services for Students portal under Award Applications for CUE Scholarships. The application deadline is January 15 annually.
Doctoral Entrance Scholarship
The Doctoral Entrance Scholarship is a $5,000 one-time award offered to first year PsyD doctoral students at Concordia University of Edmonton who demonstrate exceptional academic achievement, scholarly productivity, and leadership potential in their field. Recipients must be Canadian citizens, permanent residents, or students with valid study permits who have achieved an admission GPA of 3.5 or higher. The scholarship recognizes students with strong letters of support, clear career objectives, research potential, clinical promise, and evidence of leadership and professionalism. Prospective PsyD applicants who are shortlisted for admission will be invited to submit a 250-word essay addressing their career objectives, research potential, clinical promise, and evidence of leadership. Applications are evaluated by CUE's Program Appeal Committee and presented to the Scholarship and Awards Committee. This scholarship may be held in conjunction with other internal or external funding sources, making it a valuable financial support option for incoming doctoral students who demonstrate an overall record of achievement that enhances the university's graduate student profile.
Concordia Thunder Athletic Awards
The Concordia Thunder Athletic Awards are presented annually to recognize outstanding student athletes at Concordia University of Edmonton. These awards include trophies, plaques, and medals given to student athletes in each sport, as well as special recognition for the outstanding male and female Athlete of the Year. The awards celebrate athletic excellence, academic achievement, and leadership capabilities among full-time students participating in Concordia Thunder athletics programs. Recipients must demonstrate a combination of academic success, athletic performance, and leadership skills in their respective sports.
Concordia Guild Scholarship
The Concordia Guild Scholarship is awarded to a second- or third-year student returning in the subsequent and final year of study at Concordia University of Edmonton. The recipient must present a minimum GPA of 3.5, be registered in 30 credits, demonstrate financial need, be a Canadian citizen, and be a Lutheran with a declared dedication to church service. The scholarship is awarded against tuition in the subsequent, final year. This legacy award was established by the Concordia Guild in honour of Dr. Orville C. Walz, Concordia's fifth president, recognizing students who combine academic excellence with a commitment to Lutheran church service.
Concordia Academic Award
The Concordia Academic Award is an annual scholarship offered by Concordia University of Edmonton to recognize outstanding academic achievement among undergraduate students. Awards are given in each undergraduate Faculty including Arts, Education, Management and Science. One award per concentration (3-year degree program) and one award per major (4-year degree program) is awarded. Recipients must be in the final year of their program and have achieved the highest cumulative grade point average in their program of study, with a minimum GPA of 3.3 required. Both international and domestic students are eligible for consideration. The award provides $750 CAD to support students who have demonstrated exceptional academic performance. A student cannot receive the award more than once in the same faculty. No application is required as recipients are selected automatically based on their academic records.
Centre for Chinese Studies Language Scholarship
The Centre for Chinese Studies Language Scholarship is awarded to a student enrolled in an undergraduate degree program at Concordia University of Edmonton. The recipient must be registered full-time (minimum 60% of a full course load), present a minimum term GPA of 2.7, and be registered in a Chinese language course at Concordia. At the end of winter semester, the award will be given to the student with the highest grade in a completed Chinese language course (e.g. CHIN 101 or CHIN 102). In the event of a tie, preference will be given to the student with the highest cumulative average. This scholarship encourages students to pursue Chinese language studies and recognizes academic excellence in Chinese language courses. A student may only be selected once for this award, making it a one-time recognition opportunity for outstanding achievement in Chinese language learning.
Caroline Willie Memorial Bursary
The Caroline Willie Memorial Bursary is a financial aid award offered by Concordia University of Edmonton to support Lutheran students who demonstrate financial need. This bursary is valued at $500 and is specifically designed for students who are enrolled in a full course load during the current academic year. The award honors the memory of Caroline Willie through the generosity of donors Elmer and Emilie Senkbeil. Recipients of this bursary must not only demonstrate financial need but also display strong Christian character and actively demonstrate their faith on campus. The application deadline is January 15, and interested students can apply through the Online Services for Students portal under Award Applications for CUE Scholarships.
Canadian Arab Friendship Association Language Scholarship
The Canadian Arab Friendship Association Language Scholarship is a $1,000 award for students enrolled in an undergraduate degree program at Concordia University of Edmonton. Recipients must be registered full-time (minimum 60% of a full course load), maintain a minimum GPA of 3.0, and be registered in an Arabic language course at Concordia. Preference is given to students who volunteer in their community. If there are no eligible applicants with community service, the award may be given to the student with the highest grade in a completed Arabic language course. This scholarship supports students pursuing Arabic language studies while recognizing community engagement and academic excellence.
Alberta Blue Cross Entrance Scholarship
The Alberta Blue Cross Entrance Scholarship is an annual award of $750 provided to first-year students at Concordia University of Edmonton. This scholarship recognizes superior academic achievement and supports students who demonstrate financial need. The scholarship is awarded to Alberta residents based on the academic standing of 30-level subjects used for admission. Recipients may not be receiving other awards totaling more than $3,500. The scholarship is awarded automatically in September of each year, with no application required from eligible students.
Alberta Blue Cross Away from Home Scholarship
An annual $750 award offered to first-year students who are Alberta residents. The scholarship recognizes students who display superior academic achievement and demonstrate financial need. Eligible recipients must reside in a hometown that is at least 100 kilometres from Concordia University of Edmonton. Selection is based on the academic standing of 30-level subjects used for admission. Recipients may not be receiving other awards totalling more than $3,500. The scholarship is awarded in September of each year and does not require an application. This entrance scholarship is funded by Alberta Blue Cross and is designed to support students who are leaving their home communities to pursue higher education at Concordia University of Edmonton.
Alberta Athletic Award
The Alberta Athletic Award recognizes and rewards athletic excellence at universities, colleges, and technical institutions in Alberta. Recipients must participate on a sport team designated by the Alberta College Athletic Conference (ACAC) and demonstrate strong academic performance while maintaining their athletic commitments. The award provides $1,800 to student-athletes who meet eligibility requirements including Canadian citizenship or permanent residency, Alberta residency, enrollment in at least 60% of a full-course load in their second or subsequent term of undergraduate or professional studies, and a minimum GPA of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale. When more students are eligible than available funding allows, Concordia University of Edmonton's Athletic Department determines recipients while maintaining an equal selection of male and female athletes where possible.
At a Glance
- Total Funding Opportunities
- 37
- Active Now
- 13
- Source Domain
- concordia.ab.ca
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