What We Offer
Do you excel academically? Are you involved in Student Union/Student Life activities? Do you volunteer in the community or at Fanshawe College? Do you possess leadership qualities? Have you overcome significant obstacles to attain your diploma?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, you may be the next recipient of a Fanshawe College award!
The Awards and Scholarships office in K1003 at the London Campus administers the College's donor funded awards, scholarships and bursaries as well as the College's participation in three scholarship programs. The following is a brief description of the four main types of donor-funded opportunities for Fanshawe College students.
- Students must have completed at least the first year of their program of study to be eligible for the majority of program-specific awards.
- Selection criteria is related to the student having met specific criteria/objectives as they satisfactorily complete their program of study.
- Recipients of program-specific awards are usually selected by program coordinators and/or faculty with no application process.
- If a student application is required, a link for a downloadable form will be provided. Click on the Program-Specific Awards hyperlink above and select your school to review these awards.
- Most Post Secondary Wide Awards require the student to complete and submit application that has been endorsed by one or more Fanshawe staff members (as specified on the application). Click on the Post Secondary Wide Awards hyperlink above to review these awards.
- Recipients are selected based on academic excellence and/or College and community accomplishments.
Fanshawe College participates in national/international scholarship programs, including those offered by Datatel Scholars Foundation and Garfield Weston Foundation. Applications are first reviewed by the Awards & Scholarships office and/or the Awards Selection Committee to determine which will be forwarded to the national/international competition. Recipients are selected by the respective scholarship foundation.
Fanshawe College has joined a unique National program designed to provide financial support to the children of fallen Canadian soldiers. Inspired by retired General Rick Hillier and Honorary Lt. Colonel Kevin Reed, Project Hero is a program through which colleges and universities offer scholarships and bursaries for dependent children of Canadian Forces personnel killed while serving in an active military mission. Project Hero is a way for the College to recognize the sacrifices made by Canadian men and women in defence of freedom around the world while creating opportunities for young people who may otherwise be unable to pursue their dreams. Fanshawe College is very proud to join this important initiative.
You can now apply for the great bursaries Fanshawe has to offer online! Visit www.fanshawebursaries.ca to see what's available.
Students must demonstrate financial need in order to receive these bursaries (application required). Application system requests specific financial information related to resources and expenses. All financial need bursary programs have deadline dates for applying. Additional academic or program eligibility criteria may be in place. All donor funded bursary assistance is administered by the Awards and Scholarships office. Named financial need bursaries may be designated to specific programs and/or students.
