Scholarships at Yukon University

Yukon University full-time pre-apprentice trades students who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents, have been Yukon residents for at least two years, and demonstrate financial need. Preference is given to applicants with at least one year at a Yukon high school; if no eligible pre-apprentice applicants, other pre-employment students may be considered. Two awards of $500 (combined into $1,000 if only one applicant qualifies). Submit the Student Financial Award Application Form by September 30, noting Yukon residency length and any Yukon high school attendance.

Full-time first- or second-year students in Yukon University's Culinary Arts program who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents are eligible. Recipients demonstrate quality, leadership, and vision in food service (especially food safety) and plan a career in the food service industry. One award of $500. No student application. The Culinary Arts and Food Services Department Head and Culinary Arts instructor submit nominations.

Canadian citizens or permanent residents registered full-time in Yukon University's Renewable Resources Management program may apply for this $500 award. Submit the Student Financial Award Application Form and a one-page essay on your values related to the Yukon wilderness. The deadline is September 30, 2026. Yukon Outfitters Association created the award to commemorate long-time Yukon outfitter Pete Jensen.