O’Neil, Rawson, Robbins Health Sciences Graduate Bursary
University of Toronto
Key Statistics
Grant Amount
Varies by year
Location
Deadline
Varies by year
About this Scholarship
The O’Neil, Rawson, Robbins Health Sciences Graduate Bursary is a financial aid award designed to support graduate students enrolled in health sciences programs at the University of Toronto. This bursary specifically targets students demonstrating financial need, helping to alleviate some of the economic pressures associated with graduate-level study in demanding health-related disciplines. The bursary aims to facilitate access to advanced education for students who may otherwise face financial barriers, thereby promoting diversity and inclusion within the health sciences graduate community. It is awarded annually, with the amount varying depending on available funds and the assessed needs of applicants. The bursary is open to Canadian and international students enrolled full-time in eligible graduate programs, including medicine, nursing, pharmacy, and rehabilitation sciences. Applicants are typically required to submit documentation supporting their financial situation, along with academic records. The bursary does not require repayment and is intended to supplement other forms of financial aid, such as scholarships, grants, or student loans. By providing targeted financial assistance, the O’Neil, Rawson, Robbins Health Sciences Graduate Bursary contributes to the University of Toronto’s commitment to fostering academic excellence and supporting the next generation of health professionals and researchers.
Eligibility & Overview
Financial Grant
Varies by year
Scholarship Type
Need based
What's Covered
Description
The O’Neil, Rawson, Robbins Health Sciences Graduate Bursary is established to provide financial support to graduate students enrolled in health sciences disciplines at the University of Toronto who demonstrate significant financial need. This bursary is part of a broader effort by the university to ensure that financial constraints do not impede the academic progress and professional development of promising students in critical health-related fields. Eligible applicants typically include those pursuing graduate degrees such as Master’s or PhD programs in medicine, nursing, pharmacy, rehabilitation sciences, and related health disciplines. The bursary amount awarded varies annually based on the total funds available and the financial circumstances of the applicants. The application process generally involves submitting a detailed financial need assessment along with academic transcripts and program enrollment confirmation. The bursary is intended to supplement other financial aid resources and is not a substitute for tuition fees but rather a means to ease the overall financial burden. Recipients may use the funds to cover tuition fees, textbooks, research materials, living costs, or other education-related expenses. The bursary is awarded by the University of Toronto’s financial aid office in collaboration with the health sciences faculty, ensuring that funds are allocated to students who meet the eligibility criteria and demonstrate both financial need and academic commitment. This bursary contributes to the university’s mission of promoting equitable access to graduate education in health sciences and supporting the development of future healthcare leaders and researchers.
Key Benefits
Provides financial assistance to graduate students with demonstrated financial need in health sciences programs.
Supports a range of education-related expenses including tuition, living costs, and academic materials.
Financing Information
Funding Structure and Application Process
The O’Neil, Rawson, Robbins Health Sciences Graduate Bursary is funded through endowments and donations managed by the University of Toronto. The amount awarded each year depends on the income generated from these funds and the number of eligible applicants. Students interested in applying must submit a formal application through the university’s financial aid office, including documentation that verifies their financial need and academic enrollment. The bursary is disbursed directly to the student’s university account or as a reimbursement for qualified expenses. It is important to note that this bursary is intended to complement other financial aid options such as scholarships, grants, and government student loans. Recipients are encouraged to maintain satisfactory academic progress to remain eligible for the bursary in subsequent years. The bursary does not require repayment, distinguishing it from loan programs. Due to the variability in funding and applicant pool, the exact amount and number of bursaries awarded each year can fluctuate. Applicants should consult the University of Toronto’s financial aid office or official website for the most current information and application deadlines.
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