South Shore University Women's Club Bursary for Students with Disabilities

The South Shore University Women's Club Bursary for Students with Disabilities was created by the South Shore University Women's Club (SSUWC), a member of the Canadian Federation of University Women. The SSUWC raises funds locally through the contributions of time, money, and efforts from its members to use toward the encouragement and support of women committed to bettering themselves and society through higher education. In addition to its focus on education, the SSUWC is involved in public affairs, working to raise the social, economic, and political status of women and girls as well as to improve public education, the environment, peace and human rights for society as a whole and they hope their financial aid will support students who share these goals.

Restricted to female students registered with the Access Centre for Students with Disabilities. Preference will be given to students from the South Shore (or Montreal, if there are no candidates from the South Shore). Open to full-time and part-time Canadian citizens, permanent residents and international students, award is renewable.

Concordia offers need-based In-Course Bursaries to returning Bachelor's students in the Fall semester.

Application deadline The 2024-2025 Undergraduate In-Course Bursary Program will be open April 1, 2024.

In-Course Bursaries are awarded by the Financial Aid and Awards Office to previously admitted students following an application-based competition that includes a financial need test and holistic committee review. Applicants are notified of the results after the Financial Aid and Awards Office receives results from the bursary committee.

The In-Course Bursary program normally open April 1, 2024 and will close on May 15, 2024.