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OAS Academic Scholarship Program Consortium of Universities # Institution Participating Study Programs Description of Cooperation Terms THE CARIBBEAN The University shall waive 50% of its standard tuition fee and other mandatory fees, or grant the CARICOM or CUSP tuition rate (whichever is the greater tuition reduction) for each OAS Scholarship Recipient St. George's who is accepted by the University. All programs except the MD and DVM programs offered at the School of Medicine and School of Veterinary Medicine, 1 University respectively. (GRENADA) “The Caribbean Undergraduate Scholarship Program (CUSP) offers partial scholarships to CARICOM resident citizens that can reduce the amount of tuition for undergraduate studies by up to 60%. Awards for the CUSP are for the duration of the undergraduate program”. Bachelor Degree Programs: BSC Business Administration, BSC Information Technology, BSC Human Resource Management, BSC Tourism and Hospitality Management, BSC Business Administration with specialization in one of the The University Scholarships for graduate degree programs. The University shall waive 50 % of tuition fees for any UCC or University of London (UOL) undergraduate or graduate degree following - Accounting and Financial Management, Information Systems and Management, Banking and Finance, 2 College of the programs and other mandatory fees for each OAS scholarship recipient. However, no portion of the fees for programs offered by the Florida International Uniersity Economics and Management Caribbean (Jamaica) (FIU) can be waived. Masters Degree Programmes: Commonwealth Executive Masters in Business Administration and Commonwealth Executive Masters in Public Administration The University of the West Indies 3 (Barbados, Jamaica All programs UWI shall charge the OAS US$6000 for undergraduate programs and US$7000 for graduate programs as tuition fees for OAS scholarship recipients per academic year. and Trinidad and Tobago) University of 4 All programs The University shall waive 20% tuition fees for each OAS Scholarship recipient Technology, Jamaica CANADA Royal Roads With the exception of the Doctor of Social Sciences program, all OAS scholarship enrolled will pay tuition according to the following formula: total domestic tuition + 50% 1 All university programs except Doctor of Social Sciences program University of the international student tuition differential UdeM shall waive additional tuition fees charged to international students for OAS scholarship recipients up to a maximum of 2 students at the Master’s level per year University of and on a case by case basis for the maximum of 1 student at the PhD level per year. Grant for living expenses and "writing theses" fees MAY BE available for two years 2 Masters and PhDs Montreal for 1 (one) PhD student. The University of Manitoba will cover differential fees normally charged to international students for all OAS scholarship recipients entering full-time studies in a University of Graduate degrees in the following fields: Agriculture, Business, Engineering, Environment, Human Nutritional Sciences, 3 graduate degree program (Master or Ph.D.), provided that the OAS scholarship recipient demonstrates an entrance grade point average being greater than 3.5 (on a 4.5 Manitoba Kinesiology & Recreation Management, Science scale) in the previous two years or equivalent of study. Great Northern Way The University shall offer a teaching assistant position to each OAS scholarship recipient, valued at approximately $4,200 Canadian dollars for one semester. Subsequent 4 Master in Digital Media (MDM) Campus semesters are subject to availability. 5 University of Alberta All thesis-based master's and doctoral programs (Appendix I of agreement) The U. of A. shall cover the international student differential tuition fee for up to two years of study in a thesis-based master’s program or doctoral program. University of The university shall provide partial and/or full tuition scholarships or assistantships to aid in the payment of tuition and other costs wherever and whenever possible for 6 Master's in Development Practice Program Winnipeg each OAS scholarship recipient The University shall provide a tuition scholarship to cover 50% of international student tuition fees for each OAS scholarship recipient. Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Computer Science, and Bachelor 7 Algoma University The University shall waive the English as a Second Language (ESL) program fee for a maximum of 1 semester of OAS scholarship recipients requiring ESL training. OAS of Fine Arts. scholarship recipients will be guaranteed part-time, on-campus employment, if desired (min 5 hours/week during the academic year). Master of Distance Education; Doctor of Education (Ed.D) in Distance Education; Master of Arts in Integrated Studies; Master of Science in The University shall reduce its international tuition fee differential by 50% for each OAS scholarship recipient, not to include room, board, travel, visa, health insurance, 8 Athabasca University Information Systems; and the certificate and diploma programs associated with these degrees or other personal or incidental expenses. Quest University 9 Bachelor of Arts and Sciences The University shall waive tuition fees for each OAS scholarship recipient up to a maximum of 50% of tuition. Canada Western shall provide funding and bursaries to OAS Scholarship Recipients accepted by the University. For doctoral students, funding shall cover the full amount of University of All non-professional academic degree programs offered at the graduate level 10 tuition, plus at least another $12,000.00. OAS Scholarship Recipients in masters programs will be provided with the same level of funding as is guaranteed to all masters Western Ontario http://grad.uwo.ca/prospective_students/programs/index.cfm students in the program, which is minimally the equivalent of tuition. The University shall waive the international differential tuition fees for doctorate students. This means that for OAS scholarship recipients pursuing doctorate degrees, 11 Université Laval All PhD programs the University shall charge the OAS the amount of tuition and mandatory fees paid by residents of Quebec for the duration of their doctoral studies. Bachelor of Applied Business (Hospitality Operations Managements) and Bachelor of Applied Business (International The College shall provide a partial scholarship for tuition fees and other mandatory fees for each OAS Scholarship recipient. This scholarship will equal 50% of tuition cost 12 Niagara College Commerce and Global Development) per year. The University shall provide each student with an International Student Tuition Scholarship, worth CAN $4800 per academic year, which will offset the differential tuition 13 York University All graduate programs http://futurestudents.yorku.ca/graduate fee charged to international students. York University will charge the OAS the domestic tuition rate for each student. Carleton University may, in accordance with its internal criteria and subject to the availability of funding, offer paid teaching or research assistantships to OAS 14 Carleton University Graduate programs scholarship recipients and $5000 tuition scholarship per year Undergraduate degrees: Arts, Sciences, and Business. Master of Arts degrees: Atlantic Canada Stdies; Criminology; The University may, in accordance with its internal criteria and subject to the availability of funding, offer paid teaching or research assistantships to OAS scholarship History; International Development Studies; Women's Studies; Master of Business Administration; Executive Master of recipients. Saint Mary's 15 Business Administration; MBA - Certified Management Accountant; Management Accountant; Master of Finance; University Master of Management - Cooperatives and Credit Unions; Master of Science: Astronomy; Applied Psychology; Applied The University will open to OAS Scholarship recipients the eligibility to apply for University support and award programs. International differential fees will be waived by Sciences Doctor of: Philosophy in Business Administration; Philosophy in Industrial/Organizational Psychology; the University for five OAS Scholarship recipients on a yearly (12 month) basis. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA • $12,000 scholarship for the first year and 50% tuition scholarship for the practicum phase for the following programs Master of Arts in Intercultural Service, Leadership, and Management – self-designed program, International Education, Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation, Sustainable Development: Advocacy, Leadership, and On campus M.A. in Intercultural Service, Leadership, and Management; International Education; Peacebuilding and Social Change Conflict Transformation; Sustainable Development: Advocacy, Leadership, and Social Change; Sustainable Development: SIT Graduate 1 International Policy and Management; Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages • $12,000 scholarship for the first year spread over three semesters for the following programs Master of Arts in Sustainable Development: International Policy and Institute Management, Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages Online Degrees with Short Residencies in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages; International Education. • 25% tuition scholarship for the following online/low residency programs Master of Arts in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (Online with short residencies in Vermont) and International Education
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