International Tuition Award of Excellence

Overview

Concordia’s International Tuition Award of Excellence is a prestigious scholarship offered to incoming international doctoral students who have been admitted to a program at Concordia University. This award serves to reduce the tuition fees for international students to the rate paid by domestic Quebec students. By receiving this award, international doctoral students can pursue their studies at Concordia University with reduced tuition fees, making it more affordable and accessible for them. The Concordia International Tuition Award of Excellence plays a crucial role in attracting and supporting talented international students, fostering a diverse and globally engaged academic community at Concordia University.

Eligibility

You must be admitted to a doctoral program at Concordia University.
You must be an incoming international doctoral student.
If you are NOT already benefiting from funding that reduces tuition to the Quebec rate (e.g. students sponsored from different institutions, various government mobility awards, or various organizations).

Value

The award reduces tuition for doctoral international students to the Quebec rate. Valued at approximately $44,893.

You will be required to cover the costs of tuition fees at the regular Quebec rate, as well as all applicable miscellaneous and yearly foreign health insurance fees.

Application and selection

The Concordia International Tuition Award of Excellence application is integrated into the admission process. Your admission application will serve as your application for the award.

All international doctoral students will be awarded with a Concordia International Tuition Award of Excellence upon admission to the doctoral program, except those whose tuition fees are sponsored by other external agencies.

Disbursement process

Your tuition fees will be adjusted on your student’s account five (5) working days after the DNE date of each term, once full-time registration is confirmed.

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