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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.

Value: various

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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.

This scholarship opportunity supports students studying music, specializing in Choral Music and Music Education. 

Applicant must:  

• Be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.
• Be studying music, specializing in Choral Music and Music Education.
• Be enrolled in third year of study or beyond of an undergraduate degree or studying at the graduate level.
• Be attending University of Alberta, University of Calgary, University of Lethbridge, Ambrose University, MacEwan University, Concordia University of Edmonton or The King’s University.
• Demonstrate a choral background, passion for teaching, music education for youth and leadership in choral conducting.
• Provide one letter of reference. 

One award valued at $1,000, applied directly to tuition. 

The deadline to apply is May 15 at midnight.  

For the full award description, please visit https://calgaryfoundation.org/student-awards/.   

Access to the application can be found through the Student Awards Online Portal by selecting ‘Apply Now’ under the award listing on the awards webpage. If there are any questions, please contact studentawards@calgaryfoundation.org.   

Applications are open for the 7th Corneille Competition, the International Baroque Vocal Competition of Normandy.  Held every two years at the Chapelle Corneille in Rouen, the next Competition will be held from 24 to 28 September 2025.

We have the great honor to announce that in 2025 the jury will be presided by Dame Felicity Lott. Several prizes will be granted (€4,000, €2,000, €1,000).

The Competition is open to candidates born after 1 January 1995.  Entries are open until 24 June 2025 inclusive and pre-selection is based on video recordings.

Previous competitions have honoured talented young singers such as Emilia Bertolini (Australia, 1^st Prize 2023), Richard Pittsinger (États Unis, Prix Jeunes Talents 2023), Shira Patchornik (Israel, 1st prize 2021), Johanna Falkinger (Austria, 2nd prize 2021), William Shelton (France, Prix du Public and Prix Jeunes Talents 2021), and Julie Roset (France, 2nd prize, Prix du Public, Prix Jeunes Talents 2019).

We look forward to receiving numerous applications and to welcoming the successful young candidates to Rouen (for information, free accommodation in private homes can be arranged). 

All the information about the Corneille Competition and application forms are available on the website.

The Galt Museum & Archives in partnership with the Art History/Museum Studies program at the University of Lethbridge invites applications for a $500 award for one undergraduate student in any program at ULethbridge who identifies as Black, Indigenous, or racialized with an interest in Collections Management at the Galt Museum.

The award is offered as part of a work study opportunity at the museum and can commence in either the Fall or Winter term.

This award is open to any undergraduate student at the UofL who identifies as Black, Indigenous, or racialized. Students must demonstrate an interest in museums and collections and must be able to work in Lethbridge for the internship. Recipients will be selected by a committee comprised of members of the Department of Art and staff member(s) at the Galt Museum & Archives. This is a competitive award and proposals will be adjudicated on the merit of submissions.