Financial Assistance

Aboriginal Bursaries – Saskatchewan

The purpose of the Aboriginal Bursaries Web site is to provide Aboriginal students with a valuable funding research tool to facilitate their pursuit of post-secondary studies. Search results for Saskatchewan.

Source: Government of Canada; Aboriginal Canada Portal (ACP)

Aboriginal Kinesiology and Health Studies Award

This scholarship is awarded to an Aboriginal student who is enrolled in one of the undergraduate or graduate degree programs in the Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies.

Source: University of Regina

Aboriginal Student Fine Arts Award

The scholarship will be presented annually to an Aboriginal student registered in Fine Arts (Media Production & Studies, Music, Theatre, Visual Arts or Indian Fine Arts) at University of Regina.

Source: University of Regina

Bosgoed, Gary Scholarship for Aboriginals in Engineering

This scholarship is awarded to an Aboriginal undergraduate who has been accepted or is attending a Canadian university in a discipline related to ISIS Canada's research.

Source: University of Regina

College of Agriculture and Bioresources Aboriginal Bursaries

These bursaries are open to students of Aboriginal descent, who are entering or continuing their studies pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree or a Diploma in Agriculture.

Source: University of Saskatchewan

Cyril Tobias Memorial Aboriginal Awards

Based on financial need and academic merit, these awards are open to undergraduate or graduate Aboriginal students who were born in Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Alberta.

Source: University of Saskatchewan

Diana Leis Bursary

This scholarship is open to Aboriginal students who are residents of northern Saskatchewan and have completed at least one year of study in any program at University of Saskatchewan.

Source: University of Saskatchewan

Edward Wolstein Memorial Fund

This scholarship is open to students of Canadian aboriginal descent who are entering or continuing their studies in any undergraduate degree program at the University of Saskatchewan.

Source: University of Saskatchewan

Gabriel Dumont Scholarship Foundation

This foundation was established to administer the Gabriel Dumont Institute's scholarship funds. Award decisions are made by a Scholarship Trustees and Selection Committee.

Source: Gabriel Dumont Institute of Native Studies and Applied Research

Innovation Place Regina Aboriginal Scholarship

This scholarship is awarded to an Aboriginal student pursuing a Bachelor of Science or a Bachelor of Applied Science (Engineering) at the University of Regina.

Source: University of Regina

Investors Group Business Awards in Commerce

This award is offered to an aboriginal student who is working towards a Bachelor of Commerce degree and has a minimum of 65% average in the previous regular session.

Source: University of Saskatchewan

Loretta Roe Bursary(s)

This award is open to Aboriginal students who have completed at least one year of study in any undergraduate degree program at the University of Saskatchewan.

Source: University of Saskatchewan

Pre-Medicine Awards for Aboriginal Students - Regina

This scholarship is awarded to an Aboriginal student possessing a strong academic standing and wishing to pursue a career in medicine.

Source: University of Regina

Scholarships

This scholarship is intended to encourage Aboriginal students to choose careers in areas of Administration with an emphasis on Finance and Accounting. The page contains information on application and eligibility.

Source: Many Nations Financial Services Ltd.

Scholarships, Bursaries and Awards

This page lists scholarships, bursaries and awards available to students of the First Nations University of Canada.

Source: First Nations University of Canada

SGI Aboriginal Driver Education Grant

This grant allows Aboriginal individuals to obtain the required six hours of in-class and six hours of in-car training for a road test.

Source: SGI

Wood, Morley Memorial Scholarship for Aboriginal Female Students

This scholarship is presented annually to two Aboriginal female students who demonstrate financial need, academic standing, and contribution in community-based or regional aboriginal projects or program.

Source: University of Regina

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