The University of Guelph in Canada offers several funding opportunities for international undergraduate students, including international entrance scholarships, dean’s scholarships, transfer scholarships, in-course awards, bursaries, work-study options, co-op income opportunities, and paid undergraduate research assistantships.
International students may earn up to CAD $37,500 in international entrance scholarships over four years, depending on eligibility and scholarship type. However, this is not a fully funded scholarship, and students should carefully check the real cost of study before applying. The university estimates annual international student expenses between CAD $64,589 and CAD $88,498
Benefits
Eligibility
For some major scholarships, no separate scholarship application is required. Eligible students are considered through their admission file and notified through their admission offer.
Deadline Status
Important warning
The official page currently lists several Fall 2026 scholarship deadlines that have already passed:
Complete admission file deadline for major entrance scholarship consideration: March 1, 2026
Dr. Franco J. Vaccarino President’s Scholarship application deadline: January 23, 2026
So this should not be promoted as an urgent “apply now” scholarship for Fall 2026. Use it as an early-planning opportunity for students preparing for the next admission cycle.
Suggested TripDoc deadline field
Deadline: Varies by scholarship / next cycle not yet confirmed
Who Should Apply?
This opportunity is best for international students who want to study in Canada at the undergraduate level and are looking for partial scholarship support. It is especially useful for students who can combine scholarship funding with family sponsorship, savings, co-op income, part-time work, or other financial support.
This is not ideal for students searching only for fully funded undergraduate scholarships.
Application Process
Choose an eligible undergraduate program at the University of Guelph.
Review international admission requirements.
Submit a complete admission application before the required deadline.
Upload all required documents before the final document deadline.
For scholarships with automatic consideration, wait for scholarship decision through the admission offer.
For scholarships requiring a separate application, complete the required form before the deadline.
Review the estimated cost of tuition, housing, meal plan, health insurance, textbooks, and personal expenses before accepting the offer.
TripDoc Description
The University of Guelph offers funding opportunities for international undergraduate students who want to study in Canada. Available options include entrance scholarships, dean’s scholarships, transfer scholarships, in-course awards, bursaries, co-op work opportunities, part-time jobs, work-study support, and paid undergraduate research assistantships.
According to the official University of Guelph page, international students may earn up to CAD $37,500 in international entrance scholarships over four years. Some scholarships do not require a separate scholarship application because eligible students are considered through their admission file.
However, students should understand that this is not a fully funded scholarship. The university estimates annual international student expenses between CAD $64,589 and CAD $88,498, depending on program, tuition, residence, meal plan, health insurance, books, and personal costs.
This opportunity is best for international undergraduate applicants who are planning early and want to reduce their cost of study in Canada through partial scholarships and other university funding options.
