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University of Calgary

Calgary, Canada

University of Calgary Development Studies & Global Inequality Partial Tuition Opportunity

Bachelor's4.5 yrsBlendedPartial TuitionIELTS 6.5
Total Grant / Award
50% Tuition Reduction Grant (~$10,000 / yr)
Deadline Date
Dec 2026

Programme & Scholarship Overview

The Development Studies & Global Inequality award at University of Calgary provides prestigious financial support for Bachelor's degree seekers in Calgary, Canada. Eligibility: India & South Asian Regional Grants.

The University of Calgary Development Studies & Global Inequality Partial Tuition Opportunity is hosted at University of Calgary located in Calgary, Canada. This program is structured for scholars enrolled in the Bachelor's level pursuing coursework within the Social Sciences discipline (focusing on Development Studies & Global Inequality). Studies are delivered on an blended basis with a structured curriculum designed to be completed over 4.5 yrs.

This award provides a comprehensive financial package valued at 50% Tuition Reduction Grant (~$10,000 / yr) under a Partial Tuition framework, providing direct financial relief covering book allowance. Candidate selection is administered on a Need-Based basis, welcoming applications from India & South Asian Regional Grants.

Prospective students should hold a minimum cumulative academic standing equivalent to GPA 3.3. Regarding language proficiency standards, applicants are required to provide official verification for IELTS 6.5.

Expense & Living Coverage Included

Book Allowance

Eligibility & Language Requirements

Language TestIELTS 6.5
Standardized Entry TestsNone
Minimum Academic Grade / GPAGPA ≥ 3.3
Application Processing FeePaid Fee

Official Application

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Key Details Summary

Degree Level
Bachelor's
Discipline
Social Sciences
Country
Canada
Duration
4.5 yrs
Attendance
Blended
Need Status
Need-Based