Use the form below to search among over 1000 scholarships and bursaries. There are two major deadlines to keep in mind:

Bursaries

October 1st is the deadline to apply for most bursaries offered by the university. Bursaries are usually given to students in financial need, though some bursaries may have additional criteria. Recipients will be notified by early February.

Struggling to pay for university? Consider applying for bursaries.

Scholarships

June 1st is the deadline for a large number of scholarships on campus. Scholarships are normally granted for academic achievement or leadership experiences. Recipients will be notified by the first day of classes.

Did you do well in your classes? Consider applying for scholarships.

In addition to the major awards above, departments, colleges, and donors from outside the university offer awards throughout the year. Use the form below to find specific awards.

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Hilda Neatby Memorial Scholarship

Value: $1,000
Number offered: 1
Eligibility: Awarded annually to the student entering the third year of an Honours program in History. If there is no suitable candidate in the Department of History, the award may be made to a student in French or another second language, Philosophy, or another subject in the humanities and fine arts.
Selection criteria: Academic achievement as determined by the Award Committee.
Donor: Established to keep alive the memory of Hilda Neatby, a dedicated scholar and teacher, an incisive critic of educational methods, and one of those most responsible for the development of government support for the arts, humanities and social sciences in Canada. She was Professor of History (1934-68) and Head of Department of History (1958-68) at the University of Saskatchewan.
Apply: No application required.

More awards

There are awards available specifically for new or graduate students: 

You could also be eligible to apply for a variety of external awards, which are offered by agencies, governments or other organizations outside the University of Saskatchewan.