Canada Law from Abroad Partner Scholarship Program

Canadian students applying to law studies through Canada Law from Abroad can apply for special scholarships offered by a selection of our partner law schools for the upcoming academic year. This is a unique opportunity for students to secure help funding their law degree.

Partner Scholarships Available:

Scholarships for 2025 entrance to be confirmed.

How do I apply?

In order to be considered for the Canada Law from Abroad Partner Scholarship, all you need to do is:

1. Check the menu above for any university-specific instructions.

2.. Write a 300-500 word paragraph which addresses on the following topics:

Your interest and excitement for the university
An optimistic outlook on your future as a result of the specific chosen course at this university
Explain your financial need for this scholarship and how it will help you to continue your studies.

3. Submit the form below:

First Name

Last Name

Who is your advisor?

Which university scholarship are you submitting for?

What is your university ID (or UCAS ID) number?

Which degree program have you applied to?

Please provide the exact name including the degree level. Ex. BA Political Science

What is your application status?

Upload statement

Please write and upload a 300-500 word paragraph which touches on the following topics:

Your interest and excitement for the university
An optimistic outlook on your future as a result of the specific chosen course at this university
Explain your financial need for this scholarship and how it will help you to continue your studies.

One file only.
2 MB limit.
Allowed types: txt, rtf, pdf, doc, docx, odt, ppt, pptx, odp, xls, xlsx, ods.

I confirm that my submission was written entirely by me and understand that if Canada Law from Abroad or the university find evidence of plagiarism that my scholarship application will be withdrawn.

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