Toronto Metropolitan University Global Migration Institute Scholarships 2027-2028
Brief Description
The
Toronto Metropolitan University Global Migration Institute Scholarships 2027-2028 provide an exceptional funding pathway for graduate students through the
Bridging Divides graduate stipend. Offered by
Toronto Metropolitan University, these prestigious awards deliver substantial financial support, up to
$35,000 per year for Master’s students and up to
$45,000 per year for PhD candidates, for both domestic and international scholars. If you are pursuing full-time graduate studies focusing on critical migration themes, this opportunity integrates you directly into the
TMU Global Migration Institute research team, offering hands-on research training, professional development, and expert mentorship. Whether you are entering your first year or advancing into your second year as a Master’s student, or already enrolled in a doctoral track, you can secure vital funding to drive your academic career forward.
Name of Host Institution
Toronto Metropolitan University / Global Migration Institute
Requirements/Eligibility Criteria
- Open to full-time Master’s and PhD students studying or applying to study at Toronto Metropolitan University.
- Research must connect directly to one of Bridging Divides’ four core themes: Immigrant Health and Well-Being, Employment and Lifelong Learning, Place and Infrastructure, or Citizenship and Participation.
- Master’s stipends are available to prospective first-year students and existing students entering their second year of a Master’s program in Fall 2027.
- PhD stipends are available to existing PhD students enrolled in a Toronto Metropolitan University doctoral program in Fall 2027.
- Supervisors or co-supervisors must be TMU faculty members directly involved in the program, with at least one acting as a Bridging Divides researcher.
Funding Details
- Master’s Stipend: Up to $35,000 per year for both domestic and international students, covering a maximum of two years for incoming students.
- PhD Stipend: Up to $45,000 per year for both domestic and international students, covering a maximum of three years for existing doctoral candidates.
Deadline
April 1, 2027
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Q: What are the four core research themes required for the Bridging Divides graduate stipend?
Your research must connect to Immigrant Health and Well-Being, Employment and Lifelong Learning, Place and Infrastructure, or Citizenship and Participation.
Q: Can international graduate students apply for these stipends at Toronto Metropolitan University?
Yes, the stipends are open to both domestic and international full-time Master’s and PhD students.
Q: What is the maximum duration for the Master's scholarship funding?
Incoming Master’s students can receive funding for a maximum of two years, subject to annual progress reviews and the availability of funds.
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