Canada Scholarships International Students Audiology

I want to know if there is a scholarship for international student pursuing a career in audiology in Canada. What are the criteria for selection for this scholarship and what is the age limit. I am 24 years old. Would I be eligible for this scholarship?

You have not given your academic qualification and your individual merit at present. There are good prospects of getting financial assistance / scholarships for students seeking admission to Graduate Schools (for Master's level courses) as compared to those seeking admission to undergraduate courses. Availability of scholarships depends on your individual merit. Tuition fees and expenses are fully funded at higher levels of study. A large number of scholarships are available to more senior students. However, academically bright/ meritorious students are awarded entrance scholarships at the undergraduate level of study.
It is important for you to start your research and inquiries at least one year in advance of of the date when you intend to begin your studies and mention the date of when you plan to begin your studies in all correspondence including applications sent to the universities. Students / applicants are considered for scholarships at the time of application for admission. No separate award application is required, unless otherwise indicated.

Referring to Calendars of various universities that have a School of Graduate Studies is helpful in case you want to know about financial aid available. Outside financial assistance is available to deserving candidates. Some of the primary funds are:

Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Fund

Under this scheme, scholarships are offered to academically bright Commonwealth students (nominations are sent to the International Council for Canadian Studies) to pursue studies in Commonwealth countries other than their own. The students are expected to make a distinctive contribution in their chosen field of study upon return to their own country.

Age: There is no restriction with respect to the age of candidates but the candidates should have obtained their first Graduation /Master's degree as per requirement within the last five years.
Level: These scholarships are awarded for studies leading to Master's degree.

Subject fields: Law, Political Science/Intemational relations with particular emphasis on Canada-India relations, Education, Media Studies, Architecture, Geography, Management Studies, Computer Science, Social Administration, Economic Planning, Health Science (including
Food Nutrition Management), Environmental Studies.
Note: The awards are not available for postdoctoral, clinical, medical or dental studies.

Tenure of Award: Two academic years and the intervening summer, except in cases where a shorter period is required.
Eligibility: (i) Candidates must have completed tertiary education in English medium. (ii) They must have completed Bachelor's degree in the relevant subject field securing 55% or above marks in Humanities and Social Science group and 60% or above marks in Engineering and Technology group.

Language Proficiency: Candidates must have sufficient knowledge of one of the official languages of Canada-English or French, both written and spoken, b follow a programme of studies in Canada. Candidates who expect to study in an English Speaking University and whose mother tongue is not English must demonstrate their ability by undertaking the TOEFL test. The minimum acceptable scores vary from university to university in the range of 550-600 but may be higher, depending on the programme to be followed. Information and applicatian forms may be
obtained from, TOEFL, Box 6 15 1, Princeton, New Jersey, 08541, USA.
A number of Canadian University graduate admissions require a candidate to take the Graduate Record Examination (GRE). The GRE General Test and subject Test are designed to assess academic knowledge and skill relevant to graduate study. Details may be obtained from GRE, Education testing Service, P.O. Box 6000, Princeton, NJ, 08451 (USA).
Value: Each scholarship is intended to cover the expenses of travel, living and study, for the scholar only and normally includes:
Transportation to Canada & return, by the most direct economy air passage, as arranged by the ICCS. The cost of journeys made to Canada before the receipt of the award would not be reimbursed.
Approved tuition and other compulsory University fees (excluding board and residence).

A personal maintenance allowance.
Approved medical and hospital expenses.
An annual book allowance and certain research and equipment allowances.
A one-time settling-in allowance

Extra baggage vouchers for personal effects when returning to home country; As no dependent allowance is payable, it is essential that scholars who plan to take their family to Canada have sufficient financial resources for their support. If these resources are not available, serious consideration should be given to leaving the family at home.
Applications, along with the required documents (attested copies of all certificates /degrees /diplomas have to be attached) should reach;
The Section Officer, ES.4 Section, External Scholarships Division, Resource Development,

A-1/W-3 Curzon Road Barracks, Kasturba Gandhi Marg, New Delhi 110001

I am MBBS qualified and want to go Canada to get degree in Audiology. Tell me about its admissions and scholarships for International students.

Scholarships and awards for international students are available at some Canadian institutions for students with exceptional results. The amount and type of award varies from one institution to another. Obtaining a scholarship is competitive and applications must be made directly to each school.

Availability of scholarships depends on your individual merit. Tuition fees and expenses are fully funded at higher levels of study. A large number of scholarships are available to senior students.

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