Excellence Scholarship Class of 1963 on Parliamentary or Governmental Institutions 2024

A student who applies for admission to the master's degree in law and stands out for the caliber of his academic record is given the Promotion of 1963 scholarship by legislative or governmental organizations. The topic needs to be connected to parliamentary or public law organizations.

Eligibility Criteria for Excellence Scholarship Class of 1963 on Parliamentary or Governmental Institutions 2024:

• Students should have received admission to the Master of Laws program (essay or dissertation) in winter or fall 2024; 
• Students must be enrolled in a  Full-time registration (12 credits) at the time of receiving the scholarship (fall 2024), or have recognition of this status according to Financial Aid for Studies.
• If registering part-time (6 to 11 credits), people recognized as student parents under the terms of the Policy relating to student parents of Université Laval may be eligible for this competition.
• Students should have an excellent academic record;
• Students need to complete an essay or dissertation on a subject related to parliamentary or governmental institutions.

Application Process:

Students must submit an application form to the university to be eligible for the scholarship.

Value of the Scholarship:

Students will receive 1 scholarship of CAD 2,500.