Alex Kruger
Funding for PhD students in Canada
I’m a Masters student from Malaysia. Next YEAR, I shall be seeking admission in a Canadian University for pursuing doctoral studies. Does anyone have idea regarding any university offering research scholarships and fundings for international PhD students in Canada? I have been checking many universities on Google but I’m unable to gain understanding of the […]
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Anmar Bishara 9:46 am on June 16, 2017 Permalink | Log in to Reply
There are two types of funding that universities grant or all PhDs; one merit-based international tuition based funding and other need-based funding. Both international fundings span around $4,000-$10,000. Sincr, I ain’t acknowledged enough of how it goes in case of international PhDs, you may find this link useful https://www.profellow.com/fellowships/how-to-fully-fund-your-phd/
DonnyShinn38 3:49 am on June 17, 2017 Permalink | Log in to Reply
You must stand eligible for grants and funding if getting enrolled in PhD from USA. Almost all universities ask for good scores like 110+ in GRE, PGRE and TOEFL. And once you are granted the admission with funding, you may be required to work as research assistant (fellowships) or graduate teachers with monthly stipend for next three to five years. University of British Columbia is offering a feasible deal for international students, you will get the complete information here