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University of Toronto Estonian Scholarship Fund 2026

University of Toronto Estonian Scholarship Fund 2026

DeadLine : Nov 13, 2026
Added 3 weeks ago Scholarship ID: 48
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Description

The Estonian Scholarship Fund provides funding to students from Estonia, and to Canadian students researching topics related to Estonia, or…

Full Description

The Estonian Scholarship Fund provides funding to students from Estonia, and to Canadian students researching topics related to Estonia, or doing work associated with the Chair of Estonian Studies. The award is made on the basis of academic merit and financial need.

Amount

CAD 0 – 0

Funding Types

Partial Funding

Deadline

Nov 13, 2026

87 days remaining

Benefits

  • Based on need

How to Apply

Complete the U of T In-Course Awards application process: 

(1) complete or update your ACORN Profile

(2) enter your Extracurriculars

(3) review the criteria for awards you may be eligible for, and 

(4) select relevant awards on the Award Explorer tab with supporting documentation. 

Applications open Tuesday, September 8, 2026, with a deadline of Friday November 13, 2026 at 5 p.m. EDT
For More Information, Visit University of Toronto Webpage 

Eligibility Criteria

Undergraduate or graduate students on the basis of academic merit and financial need.

Recipient must:

  • Demonstrate academic merit and financial need
  • Represent one of the following categories:
    • Exchange students from Tartu University in Estonia as described in the exchange agreement between the University of Toronto and Tartu University;
    • Exchange students from the Tallinn Technical University in Estonia as described in the exchange agreement between the University of Toronto and the Tallinn Technical University;
    • Other students from Estonia studying at the University of Toronto;
    • Canadian students doing work associated with the Chair of Estonian Studies;
    • Canadian candidates undertaking research on Estonia from a Social Sciences or Humanities perspective, and on Estonians’ interactions with other peoples of Central and Eastern Europe.