Application-based awards

Open to new students of all programs who volunteer within the Lebanese community or participate in the Lebanese Student Federation (Tollab).

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Submit a letter from the community or association detailing their involvement in the Lebanese community or the Lebanese Student Association.

This award is open to new undergraduate students whose commitment and spirit towards community involvement and academic excellence reflect the values exemplified by Garnet Key Society.

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Eligible undergraduate students entering any Concordia faculty full-time in Fall 2022 are invited to nominate themselves for the Lambda Scholarship Tuition Award. The renewable scholarship of $2,500 will be awarded to a new Concordia student with a demonstrated ongoing commitment to LGBTQI2+ activism or community involvement.

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Applicants must be BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and people of colour) students as well as those belonging to other groups underrepresented at the university are prioritized and welcome to self-identify

Open to newly admitted Loyola High School graduates to carry on the tradition and spirit of Loyola College, and recognize its academic excellence.

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Open to students who are newly admitted to a bachelor’s program. Applications must either be a Queen of Angels Academy alumna, have been enrolled at the Queen of Angels Academy in 2013-2014, or is a child or grandchild of a Queen of Angels Academy alumna. 

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This scholarship is open to female Canadian citizens only, who have demonstrated excellence in her studies. 

Applicants must have successfully completed at least thirty (30) credits at Concordia towards their current degree of study (transfer credits from other institutions are excluded).

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Open to full- or part-time students enrolled in a bachelor’s program at Concordia, who has demonstrated initiative in trying to unite people from different cultures (religious, ethnic, sovereign) and who remains committed to promoting cultural integration.

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The award is intended to reward and encourage undergraduate students who demonstrate a high level of academic achievement, as well as personal engagement and leadership within the Concordia University community and the community at large.

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The Economical Insurance Scholarships are granted through competition, based on academic merit, to students pursuing a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science in Honours or Specialization Actuarial Mathematics, or in the Specialization Actuarial Mathematics/Finance.

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This in-course scholarship is awarded to a high-performing student who is in a sustainability undergraduate program and who demonstrates environmental leadership by participating in an environmental sustainability group on campus.

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Open to talented Communication Studies students in their second year or higher who exemplify the characteristics of Nawaf Al-Rufaie, BA Communication Studies 2004.

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This essay competition scholarship is open to students enrolled in the Communication Studies program, in their second year of studies (or higher).

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This scholarship for Undergraduate students was established in 2006 through the generosity of Dr. Ronald Calderisi and is open to students currently enrolled in the BSc Biochemistry program.

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Open to undergraduate students whose passion in the science, engineering and technology disciplines extends to active participation within their community. Applicants must be enrolled in the Faculty of Arts and Science or the Gina Cody School, with at least one year of studies completed.

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 This scholarship is intended for female students in the John Molson School of Business (Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Administration) as well as the Faculty of Arts and Science (Bachelor of Arts – Women’s Studies).

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Applicants must be enrolled in the Bachelor of Arts with a Specialization in Actuarial Mathematics, or the Bachelor of Science with a Specialization in Actuarial Mathematics/Finance, in their second year of studies (or higher); and demonstrate the intention of pursuing a career in Actuarial Mathematics, a dedicated work ethic, and a willingness to help others in need.

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Open to students enrolled in a Bachelor’s program from the Faculty of Arts & Science in their second year (or higher), and who demonstrate commitment and spirit towards sports and student life activities, as exemplified by Ryan Francis Cianflone.

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Established in 2014, the Samuel Jacobson and Goldie Schacter-Jacobson Award recognizes community involvement and encourages full-time students enrolled in the Bachelor of Arts degree majoring in Psychology or History in their second year (or higher).

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Open to excellent full-time students pursuing undergraduate studies in a Major, Specialization, or Honours, in the area of Mathematics. In addition, the purpose of these scholarships is to encourage students who express and can demonstrate an interest in interdisciplinary studies.

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In memory of noted musician and teacher Garnet Menger, this award is given annually to an outstanding student in any Department of Music program and rewards accomplishment in academic, artistic, and student life activities.

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Open to undergraduate students in the Department of Music for a demonstrated love of music and a dedication to community through volunteer work.

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Offered to undergraduate students enrolled in a Bachelor of Fine Arts, as recommended by the Office of the Dean of the Faculty of Fine Arts.

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Open to undergraduates enrolled full-time in the Bachelor of Fine Arts, Major of Specialization in Music in their third year of studies and who demonstrate a sensitivity to the world in some notable fashion, either by helping others or through overcoming some personal obstacle.

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Open to undergraduate students enrolled in the bachelor of Engineering or Computer Science programs.

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Open to students in the bachelor of Engineering or Computer Science who become involved in university student life while maintaining academic excellence.

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Open to students currently enrolled in the Computer Science and Software Engineering Department who demonstrate academic excellence in combination with community service.

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Open to undergraduate students whose passion in the science, engineering and technology disciplines extends to active participation within their community. Applicants must be enrolled in the Faculty of Arts and Science or the Gina Cody School, with at least one year of studies completed.

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Open undergraduate students in John Molson who have completed at least one year and demonstrated outstanding impact and leadership by participating in case competitions during their undergraduate degree at JMSB.

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Open to students in the John Molson School of Business’ bachelor of Commerce or Administration programs, in their second year or higher. Not open to CASA Executive members.

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Open to students in the John Molson School of Business’ bachelor of Commerce or Administration programs, in their second year or higher.

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Open to female students in the Bachelor of Commerce, Administration or Women’s Studies program in their second year (or higher).

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Supports undergraduate students at the John Molson School of Business with a passion for food. Candidates must be involved in volunteerism, have an interest in food production and distribution, and seeking employment or an internship at Metro.

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Open to undergraduates in the Management program from John Molson’s School of Business, in their second year of studies (or higher).

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Open to newly admitted, high achieving female students that are entering the University and pursuing a major in Business Technology Management at the John Molson School of Business.

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This scholarship was established in honour of Brian T. Counihan's contributions to student life over his 25 years as the first Dean of Students of Concordia University. This scholarship is awarded on the basis of scholastic achievement combined with outstanding contribution to student life.

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Nomination by any Faculty or Staff member of the university who is personally familiar with the student. Open to undergraduate or graduate level of study (bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral students), 
not open to independent or visiting students, or those in Graduate Diploma programs.

In memory of noted musician and teacher Garnet Menger, this award is given annually to an outstanding student in any Department of Music program and rewards accomplishment in academic, artistic, and student life activities.

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The award is intended to reward and encourage undergraduate students who demonstrate a high level of academic achievement, as well as personal engagement and leadership within the Concordia University community and the community at large.

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