Scholarships and bursaries in Canada
Scholarships and bursaries in Canada
In 1984, MCC issued an apology, on behalf of Canadian Mennonites, to Canadian Japanese for abuse they suffered during World War II. This scholarship is a symbol of cooperation between the two groups.
The $3,000 scholarship funds research on the protection of minority and human rights in Canada in order to reduce the potential for abuse of cultural minorities.
The National Association of Japanese Canadians and Mennonite Central Committee Canada co-sponsor the scholarship.
Selection Criteria
To be eligible students must be:
- Enrolled in a graduate program in the fall of the following year
- A Canadian citizen, permanent resident or international student studying at a Canadian university in Canada
- Doing research that will help protect minority or human rights in Canada
- Applications for the Canadian Japanese Mennonite Scholarship are open to students of all cultures and backgrounds.
Applications must be received by April 1.
Download the application packet below:
MCC Manitoba wants to support students who care about relief, development and peace. We're awarding five scholarships to students who are working toward post-secondary degrees that align with MCC's areas of focus (i.e. development, peace, climate change mitigation/adaptation, restorative justice or reconciliation).
This fund is available to any former MCC service worker, regardless of nationality, who completed two or more years of MCC service and is enrolled in a graduate program within three years of returning home.
Submit your application by September 30 to be eligible for the following academic year.
Apply for the Dwight Moody Wiebe Scholarship
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