
Domestic and international students looking to pursue a postgraduate degree program at the University of Saskatchewan starting from the 2027/2028 academic year with financial aid and other funding opportunities available for graduate studies are invited to apply for the University of Saskatchewan Graduate Scholarships 2027 to Study in Canada.
The University of Saskatchewan Graduate Scholarships is provided for a minimum of one year, and students may receive funding for multiple years depending on their program and funding arrangement. The University of Saskatchewan offers numerous Masters Scholarships, PhD Scholarships, and other forms of financial support to graduate students. Funding is provided through the College of Graduate & Postdoctoral Studies (CGPS), academic departments, external funding agencies and donors.
But, one of the University’s major current funding streams is the CGPS 75th Anniversary Recruitment Scholarship, designed to support incoming thesis-based Master’s and PhD students.
Under the current funding structure, the scholarship provides:
- Master’s (Thesis): CAD $12,500
- PhD: CAD $25,000
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Eligibility Criteria
Generally, applicants seeking the University of Saskatchewan Graduate Scholarships 2027 to Study in Canada and other form of funding from the university should:
- Apply for or be admitted to an eligible Master’s or PhD program at the University of Saskatchewan.
- Meet the academic admission requirements of their chosen graduate program.
- Demonstrate strong academic performance and, where applicable, research potential.
- Meet any additional eligibility requirements specified by the relevant department or scholarship.
- Maintain the required registration and academic standing while holding an award.
- Meet the University’s English language proficiency requirements, where applicable.
Note: Eligibility requirements vary according to the particular scholarship, graduate program and funding stream selected.
Available Graduate Funding
Below are the available financial aid programs for postgraduate students at the University of Saskatchewan:
- College of Graduate & Postdoctoral Studies scholarships and awards.
- Departmental entrance and continuing-student scholarships.
- Research Assistantships.
- Teaching Assistantships and Teaching Fellowships.
- Donor-funded graduate awards.
- Canadian Tri-Agency scholarships.
- Program-specific funding packages.
- External scholarships and research awards.
Method of Application
To apply for the University of Saskatchewan Graduate Scholarships 2027 to Study in Canada, applicants should:
- Identify an eligible Master’s or PhD program at the University of Saskatchewan and review its admission and funding requirements.
- Submit an application for graduate admission according to the requirements of the chosen program.
- Contact the program’s Graduate Chair or Graduate Administrator to ask about entrance scholarships, departmental funding and other financial support available to incoming students.
- Check the CGPS Awards HUB for centrally administered scholarships and awards for which applications are required.
- Complete the relevant scholarship application and upload the supporting documents specified for that particular award.
- Apply separately for external or Tri-Agency scholarships where eligible.
Note: Application process depends on the particular funding opportunity and academic program.
Required Documents
- Academic transcripts.
- Curriculum vitae or résumé.
- Research proposal or statement of research interests.
- Letters of recommendation.
- Proof of English language proficiency, where required.
- Graduate admission documents.
- Additional documents specified by the individual scholarship or academic department.
Application Deadline: Varies by graduate program and individual scholarship.
For More Information: Visit the Scholarship Website.
