Your post secondary education is an important investment and we want to help you reach your goals
Fine Arts Applied Funds
Awards, scholarships & prizes that all require additional materials to qualify
University Nominated Funds
Be considered for more scholarships and awards and submit your application every year by the following dates:
Current students – May 1
High school students - March 15
Transfer students - June 15
Application & Information
External Funds
Scholarships, awards and prizes from external sources
To reward outstanding students pursuing full-time study at the masters or equivalent level in music, drama, dance and literacy/visual arts.
Value: $15,000
Every year, the Alberta Society of Artists awards one graduate student with scholarships pursuing a degree in Fine Arts in a post-secondary institution within Alberta.
Value: $1,000
Graduate Students
One award valued at $1,000, applied directly to tuition.
The applicant must:
- Be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.
- Be studying music, specializing in Choral Music and Music Education.
- Be enrolled in third year of study or beyond of an undergraduate degree or studying at the Graduate level.
- Be attending University of Alberta, University of Calgary, University of Lethbridge, Ambrose University, MacEwan University, Concordia University of Edmonton or The King’s University.
- Demonstrate a choral background, passion for teaching, music education for youth and leadership in choral conducting.
The Ray Jolliffe Memorial Scholarship is for students who are pursuing studies in the field of Theatre Production Design or Management and/or Media Production and Design.
The award is $2000. The student must attend or be attending a recognized Canadian post secondary educational institution. They also MUST have been born, raised or are presently a resident in the geographic area from the County of Warner, west to the BC border and Vulcan County south to the US border. This includes Lethbridge.
The deadline is March 31, 2021.
Contact Tara Gillanders the from Allied Art Council of Lethbridge at projects@artslethbridge.org for more information.
Funding your education resources
- Scholarship & Student Finance Office: A full list of scholarships and awards available to University of Lethbridge students, regardless of Faculty and a variety of services to help guide students and parents through university life
- Career and Employment Services: Many resources for career development, including advising, interviewing, resume help, and more.
- International Centre for Students: Orientation for international students and helping all students with international opportunities
- Co-operative Education: Gain work experience directly related to your studies and make invaluable contacts in the workforce, all while earning a competitive salary
- Alberta Learning Information Service (ALIS): Explore career options, plan your education and find a job
Questions?
Scholarships and Student Finance Office
Location: AH115, Anderson Hall
Phone: 403-329-2585
Email: fin.aid@uleth.ca