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University of Victoria 2025 Alan Steven John Award in Visual Arts (Up to $9,000 each)

University of Victoria 2025 Alan Steven John Award in Visual Arts (Up to  $9,000 each)

Undergraduate students who are new to UVic are eligible for a number of scholarships, awards, medals and prizes made available through contributions from donors as well as from the University's operating budget. Scholarships, awards, medals and prizes are awarded to students on the basis of academic merit. These are referred to as entrance scholarships. Scholarships are non-repayable and are awarded primarily on the basis of academic excellence.

Three awards of $9,000 each are given to undergraduate students entering or transferring into second or third year in the Department of Visual Arts with a minimum GPA of 4.0/9.0 and who:

  1. Have demonstrated financial need
  2. Are Canadian citizens, and
  3. Graduated from high school in Canada BC.


 

About University of Victoria

Die University of Victoria (UVic; deutsch Universität von Victoria) ist eine staatliche Universität in der Hauptstadt der Provinz British Columbia, die zu den bedeutendsten Universitäten Kanadas zählt. Allerdings zählt sie nicht zur U15 Group of Canadian Research Universities, eine Gruppe von 15 kanadischen Universitäten, deren Schwerpunkt in der Forschung liegt. Die Vorläuferinstitution der UVic war das Victoria College, das 1963 in University of Victoria umbenannt wurde. ... continue reading

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University of Victoria Alan Steven John Award in Visual Arts

Application Deadline30 Apr 2025
Value$9,000
Country to studyCanada
School to studyUniversity of Victoria
TypeUndergraduate
Course to studyView courses
SponsorUniversity of Victoria
GenderMen and Women

Aim and Benefits of University of Victoria Alan Steven John Award in Visual Arts

Value: $9,000 for 3 students


University of Victoria Alan Steven John Award in Visual Arts Courses


Requirements for University of Victoria Alan Steven John Award in Visual Arts Qualification

Your entrance scholarship eligibility is based on your citizenship and where you last studied.

1. Entering from a Canadian high school / Completing Canadian Secondary School Diploma

To be eligible, candidates entering from a Canadian high school must normally be:

  • A Canadian citizen or a permanent resident of Canada
  • An international student completing a Canadian secondary school diploma
  • Entering their first year of an undergraduate degree program
  • A current secondary school student or have graduated within the last two years and have not attended a post-secondary institution
  • Admitted to UVic with a minimum admission average of 90% or a minimum of 32 International Baccalaureate (IB) points

2. Transferring from a Canadian college or university

To be eligible, candidates transferring from another Canadian college or university must normally:

  • Be transferring directly (only one semester without studies between institutions) from an undergraduate program at a Canadian college or university into a UVic undergraduate degree program
  • Have a minimum 12.0 transferable graded units
  • Have a 7.5/9.0 (UVic scale) transfer or diploma admission average and have sent a final transcript to Undergraduate Admissions by the required scholarship deadline

Returning UVic transfer students:

If you are returning to UVic after attending another Canadian post-secondary institution you will need to contact Student Awards and Financial Aid to be assessed for a transfer scholarship. Returning UVic students still need to be transferring directly (only one semester without studies between institutions) from a Canadian college/university. Students must send in their final transcripts to Undergraduate Records by the required deadlines. Transcripts are not automatically forwarded to Student Awards and Financial Aid. It is the returning student's responsibility to ensure that they have contacted our office for scholarship review by the required deadlines.

3. Canadian citizens and permanent residents studying outside of Canada

To be eligible, Canadian citizens or permanent residents of Canada entering from a high school outside of Canada must normally be:

  • Entering their first year of an undergraduate degree program
  • A current high school student or have graduated within the last two years and have not attended a post-secondary institution
  • Admitted to UVic with a minimum admission average of 90% or a minimum of 32 International Baccalaureate (IB) points

 

4. North Island Dual Admission Program

Students enrolled in the North Island Dual Admission Program will be eligible for consideration for a secondary school entrance scholarship. UVic will automatically assess students for an entrance scholarship based on their Grade 12 final marks provided by North Island College.

Entrance scholarships will be deferred until the student enters UVic and registers in 12.0 graded units at the University of Victoria in two consecutive terms of study, provided they enter UVic within the time frame of the Dual Admission Program. If a student does not register and maintain enrolment in 12.0 graded units, their scholarship will be withdrawn. Please note, students must contact the Entrance Scholarship Officer ([email protected]) to have their scholarship activated when they enter UVic.

Note: students are ineligible for any other UVic administered scholarships until their entrance scholarship is fully paid out.

5. International students

To be eligible, international undergraduate students must normally be:

  • Entering their first year in an undergraduate degree program at UVic and meet UVic's academic and English proficiency requirements. See English Language Proficiency requirements
  • A current secondary school student or have graduated within the last two years and have not attended a post-secondary institution
  • Admitted to UVic with a competitive admission average
  • An international student studying at UVic on a Canadian study permit (changes to your citizenship status may effect your scholarship eligibility)

Note: Eligible candidates are automatically referred to Student Awards & Financial Aid by Undergraduate Admissions.

Interview date, Process and Venue for University of Victoria Alan Steven John Award in Visual Arts

Preference is for students with an interest in painting or sculpture and who are under 30 years of age when entering second or third year and a further preference is for at least one recipient to be a Canadian-born Indigenous student.
Approval of the recipients will be made by the Senate Committee on Awards upon the recommendation of the Department of Visual Arts.

To be automatically renewed a student must have completed a total of 12 or more academic units in any two terms of study between May and April and maintained a grade point average of 4.0/9.0 or higher on the best 12.0 units. The scholarship is automatically renewed for each year of a student's full time study until the completion of a first degree or for a maximum of two years, whichever is the shorter period. A student whose grade point average falls below 4.0/9.0 may file a written appeal with the Senate Committee on Awards to seek special consideration for renewal of the award.

Students registered in a co-op or work experience work-term will automatically be renewed when they next complete 12.0 or more academic units in two terms, provided they have a grade point average of 4.0/9.0 or higher in the two terms. Any student who takes neither a co-op, work experience work-term, nor 80% of a full course load for more than one term may forfeit their award.


Application Deadline

April 30, 2025

How to Apply

Interested and qualified? Go to University of Victoria on banner.uvic.ca to apply

View entrance scholarship application details.

How to accept

To accept your scholarship offer:

  1. Have a NetLink ID
  2. Go to www.uvic.ca and sign into your UVic Online tools account using your NetLink ID
  3. Select "Student Services" on the top menu
  4. Select "Awards and financial aid" under "Finances"
  5. Select "View My Student Aid"
  6. Enter the Aid Year and Aid Period
  7. Select "Accept" on the scholarship(s) you have been offered

Application deadline: February 15 - April 30

For more details visit: University of Victoria website.

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