World rank
#771
Tuition from
₹10.8 L
per year, 6 courses
Founded
1936
Scholarships at Columbia College
At Columbia College, we believe that financial barriers should never stand in the way of your dreams. That’s why we’re committed to making education more accessible through a wide range of scholarships and bursaries — supporting students from diverse backgrounds in their journey toward academic and personal success.
Whether you're a high-achieving student, a newcomer to Canada, or in need of financial assistance, we’re here to help you invest in your future.
The Columbia College Scholar Path Program provides financial assistance to students and alumni who have successfully graduated from or are transferring from a program at Columbia College, and who have demonstrated exceptional academic performance, leadership potential, community involvement, and a commitment to their chosen field of study.
Eligible applicants who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents may receive up to $10,000 toward their first year of university studies. International students with a valid study permit may receive up to $30,000. A limited number of scholarships are awarded each year based on available funding.
The following is a list of external scholarship and award opportunities for international students in Canada. These scholarships are not administered by Columbia College. Please check the eligibility criteria carefully.
As another effort to improve equity and access to education for youth, Columbia College is pleased to announce the new Emerging Region Bursary. Many regions around the world face ongoing uncertainty and structural barriers to equitable access to higher education. These funds will be targeted to youth from diverse regions where the impact of educational opportunities are emerging. Successful recipients should have a demonstrated commitment to academic success and be new applicants to Columbia College. A select number of bursaries are available for specific regions each year, dependent on available funding and the College’s commitment to equitable access to education.
*Interested applicants can apply through a local resettlement or support organization and are encouraged to email ssa@columbiacollege.ca for more information.
Whether you're a high-achieving student, a newcomer to Canada, or in need of financial assistance, we’re here to help you invest in your future.
The Columbia College Scholar Path Program provides financial assistance to students and alumni who have successfully graduated from or are transferring from a program at Columbia College, and who have demonstrated exceptional academic performance, leadership potential, community involvement, and a commitment to their chosen field of study.
Eligible applicants who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents may receive up to $10,000 toward their first year of university studies. International students with a valid study permit may receive up to $30,000. A limited number of scholarships are awarded each year based on available funding.
The following is a list of external scholarship and award opportunities for international students in Canada. These scholarships are not administered by Columbia College. Please check the eligibility criteria carefully.
As another effort to improve equity and access to education for youth, Columbia College is pleased to announce the new Emerging Region Bursary. Many regions around the world face ongoing uncertainty and structural barriers to equitable access to higher education. These funds will be targeted to youth from diverse regions where the impact of educational opportunities are emerging. Successful recipients should have a demonstrated commitment to academic success and be new applicants to Columbia College. A select number of bursaries are available for specific regions each year, dependent on available funding and the College’s commitment to equitable access to education.
*Interested applicants can apply through a local resettlement or support organization and are encouraged to email ssa@columbiacollege.ca for more information.
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