The McCall MacBain Scholarship is a prestigious graduate scholarship that offers students comprehensive support, interdisciplinary learning opportunities, and a global community to amplify their impact on the world. For the Summer/Fall 2024 admission cycle, up to 30 full scholarships and 100 entrance awards will be available for master’s or professional studies at McGill University.
Type: Masters
Application Deadline: August 24, 2023
Eligibility: To be considered for the 2024 cohort, applicants must fulfill ONE of the following criteria:
Currently enrolled in a bachelor’s degree program and expected to complete the degree by August 2024.
Completed a bachelor’s degree within the last five years (January 2018 or later).
Graduated with a bachelor’s degree more than five years ago and are 30 years old or younger in 2023.
Additionally, applicants must meet the minimum degree and language requirements for admission to a master’s program at McGill University.
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