Scholarships at University of Windsor

Indigenous students who are Canadian citizens entering year 1 of any first-entry undergraduate program at the University of Windsor directly from secondary school, with demonstrated financial need, may apply. Renewable over four years while maintaining a minimum 75% scholarship average. Up to four scholarships of $5,000 per year are available. Apply online through the UWinAward entrance profile.

Female graduate students at the University of Windsor whose research concerns issues related to women may apply. Candidates need a cumulative average of at least 72%, and must be Canadian citizens, permanent residents, or protected persons who meet Ontario residency requirements and demonstrate financial need. Selection is based on academic merit and financial need. One award of $2,500 is offered annually. Apply online through UWinAward.

For a second- or third-year University of Windsor Law student with financial need who is registered in Estate Planning. Candidates must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents (including Protected Persons) in Ontario who meet OSAP Ontario residency requirements. One award of $1,700 is available annually. Apply online. Established in 2010 by Hull and Hull LLP and Charles B. Wagner '83 in memory of Rodney Hull Q.C., L.S.M.

Black-identified first-year students entering the Women's and Gender Studies program, or any program combined with Women's and Gender Studies, at the University of Windsor may apply. Among applicants, the student with the highest incoming average receives the award. This award cannot be combined with any other Women's and Gender Studies funded scholarship. One award of $1,500 is available. Apply online.

Graduate students at the University of Windsor may apply on the basis of financial need and academic merit. Recipients must be Canadian citizens, permanent residents, or have protected person status, meet Ontario residency requirements, and demonstrate financial need. Up to nine awards of $1,000 are granted annually. Apply through the online application process. The scholarship was established in 2008 by friends and colleagues of Dr. Ross H. Paul, former President of the University of Windsor.

Full-time undergraduate students in any year of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Windsor who have special needs or a documented disability, are registered with the Student Accessibility Office, and maintain a minimum cumulative average of 80% may apply. Selection is based on academic standing; financial need may be a consideration. One scholarship of $1,000 is available. Apply online. Intended to recognize determination, perseverance, and commitment to advancing an engineering education.