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The USRAs will nurture your interest and develop your potential for agency-specific research careers. If you would like to gain research work experience that complements your studies in an academic setting, these awards can provide you with financial support through your host university. The agencies encourage qualified Indigenous and Black students to apply for this award.

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Every year Alberta Society of Artists awards one graduate and two undergraduate students with scholarships pursuing a degree in Fine Arts in a post-secondary institution.

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AMAAS is committed to supporting media artists in Alberta and as such we have developed a bursary program. The AMAAS Bursary Program will be based on regional equity, media art excellence and accountability. AMAAS will provide cash support for media art related projects , workshops, travel, or education. 

 Please visit the website for more information and the application process. 

Empowering women through scholastic support

Alberta’s government is helping women break barriers and gain meaningful employment through three scholarship opportunities.

To ensure everyone has the opportunity to succeed and contribute to Alberta’s diverse and growing economy, Alberta’s government is providing three post-secondary scholarship opportunities to women to help them break into fields in which they are traditionally underrepresented. By providing these opportunities, individuals, families and the entire province thrives.

With the 2024-25 school year having just begun, Alberta’s government is proud to announce the continuation of two scholarship programs: the Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Scholarship and the Persons Case Scholarship; as well as the introduction of a new scholarship program, the Women in Technical and Applied Arts Scholarship.

For four years, Alberta has offered the Women in STEM Scholarship, which helps women enter Alberta’s thriving STEM industries. In addition, Alberta has offered the Persons Case Scholarship for 45 years, which helps students enter fields that advance gender equality. Alberta’s government awarded $225,000 through these scholarships in 2023-24, supporting 90 students across Alberta with scholarships of $2,500 each.

Alberta’s government is creating a new scholarship to help break down barriers for women in growing Alberta industries like film, television and music through the creation of the Women in Technical and Applied Arts Scholarship. This scholarship is the first provincially funded scholarship of its kind in Canada, and will support the development of Alberta-based talent among women pursuing careers in the technical arts, music production, film and television. This new scholarship will provide successful applicants $2,500 toward their post-secondary education.

The 2024-25 intake for the Women in STEM Scholarship and Persons Case Scholarship will open in October 2024. The first intake for the new Women in Technical and Applied Arts Scholarship will open in January 2025.

Quick facts

• In 2023-24, 50 students across Alberta received Women in STEM Scholarships of $2,500 each, for a total of $125,000 awarded.
• In 2023-24, 40 students across Alberta received Persons Case Scholarships of $2,500 each, for a total of $100,000 awarded.
• As part of the new Women in Technical and Applied Arts Scholarship, 20 students will receive scholarships of $2,500 each, for a total of $50,000 awarded.

Related information

• Women in STEM Scholarship
• Persons Case Scholarship
• Women in Technical and Applied Arts Scholarship

Related news

• Investing in STEM at the University of Calgary (March 8, 2024)

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The Ukrainian Resource and Development Centre (URDC) at MacEwan University is calling for applications for the arts and music awards briefly described below.

The application deadline is November 30, 2024.

The Alberta Council for the Ukrainian Arts (ACUA) Award ($500) is offered annually for a project that fosters a greater awareness of Ukrainian art in Alberta. This project may be in the form of an exhibit, tour, festival, educational program, or special project. (1 award available).

The Roman Soltykewych Music Award ($1,000) is available to applicants (individual or group) determined to pursue further studies in the field of Ukrainian choral or vocal music. (1 award available).

The Serge Eremenko Music Award ($500) is available annually to any qualified applicant (individual or group) planning to pursue further studies in the field of Ukrainian music. Courses of study or workshops, in progress or recently completed, will be considered. (1 award available).

The recipients are announced in early spring. For awards application forms/fact sheets please visit www.MacEwan.ca/URDC