The University of Toronto, in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation, offers a fully funded scholarship for African students pursuing graduate studies. This prestigious scholarship covers tuition, accommodation, a living stipend, meals, travel expenses, a laptop, and more, aiming to empower young African professionals to contribute meaningfully to the healthcare ecosystem in Africa.
Scholarship Summary
Host Country: Canada
Institution: University of Toronto
Category: Postgraduate/Master’s
Eligible Countries: All Sub-Saharan African countries
Benefits: Full scholarship, monthly stipend, accommodation, travel expenses, laptop
Deadline: November 4, 2024
Scholarship Details
The Mastercard Foundation aims to foster prosperity in Africa by supporting talented young Africans committed to contributing to their countries. This program offers full funding for various health-related master’s programs, enabling scholars to develop professional skills and networks.
Areas of Study:
1. Master of Health Informatics
2. Master of Health Administration
3. Master of Occupational and Environmental Health
4. Master of Social and Behavioural Health Sciences
5. Master of Financial Insurance
6. Master of Engineering (Biomedical)
7. Master of Biotechnology
Eligibility Criteria
To qualify for the University of Toronto Mastercard Scholarship, applicants must:
Be a resident and graduating high school student from a Sub-Saharan African country.
Demonstrate financial need.
Possess strong academic records and leadership experience.
Show a commitment to returning to Africa to contribute to regional development.
Meet necessary English requirements (if applicable).
How to Apply
1. Step 1: Visit the Mastercard Foundation Scholarships portal at the University of Toronto and review all requirements.
2. Step 2: Attend a virtual information session (details on the scholarship portal).
3. Step 3: Submit the application through the provided link (available after the information session).
4. Deadline: Submit by November 4, 2024, at 12 noon (Toronto time).