- You are considered based on info/docs submitted for admission
- The scholarship condition, amount, and availability may depend on the program applied for.
If you want to do a Masters/PhD in Canada, and you really need a scholarship, you should consider applying to these 15 schools. (We call them U15).
Below, you will see links to ALL the Masters/PhD programs they have.
Check the requirements, apply, and share with others.
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- You are considered based on info/docs submitted for admission
- The scholarship condition, amount, and availability may depend on the program applied for.
- Receive 79% of all allocated funding
- Undertake 80% of all Canadian research worth $8.5 billion yearly
- Contribute more than $36 billion to the Canadian economy yearly
- Produce more than 75% of all Doctorates awarded.
1) University of Toronto
Research Income: $1.3 billion
Graduate Programs https://t.co/FeDHNTPo21
Undergraduate Programs https://t.co/OPsISg2zf8
Total Enrolment: 90,075
Number of international students: 19,190
Research Income: $658 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/PWWzpdJgTw
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/0xBxK23T1J
Total Enrolment: 64,800
Number of international students: 17,225
Research Income: $567 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/OXsQBBaZcn
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/LzWxeS94i6
Total Enrolment: 67,390
Number of international students: 10,000
Research Income: $515 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/5mIq1e47pI
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/y19e2fvMVR
Total Enrolment: 40,035
Number of international students: 12,535
Research Income: $513 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/nU2AMfXK41
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/zooVqAr1RC
Total Enrolment: 38,310
Number of international students: 7,865
Research Income: $488 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/xYYsZfU6na
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/pzdvZh5rcj
Total Enrolment: 33,100
Number of international students: 4,305
Research Income: $404 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/Hc2FoFbB4j
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/wyGDSAlLNk
Total Enrolment: 42,710
Number of international students: 5,665
Research Income: $380 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/XfFApkzdft
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/eEDgMgJwsr
Total Enrolment: 31,845
Number of international students: 3,525
Research Income: $313 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/qfsBH9FEVw
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/uXoI3T9Sfg
Total Enrolment: 42,255
Number of international students: 7,150
Research Income: $239 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/Kx7h3IlNLV
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/1W4CBKZ8YK
Total Enrolment: 31,170
Number of international students: 4,570
Research Income: $224 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/X20z8aiTOc
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/mCF0CPvgYY
Total Enrolment: 40,000
Number of international students: 9,000
Research Income: $212 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/tA6cbzmmig
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/PmWaLThYCE
Total Enrolment: 29,620
Number of international students: 5,590
Research Income: $176 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/aylgHv9pkw
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/Y6gIqOOrJB
Total Enrolment: 26,650
Number of international students: 3,405
Research Income: $176 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/7MBKwtMrdb
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/3qR8cEl5AU
Total Enrolment: 25,705
Number of international students: 3,405
Research Income: $168 million
Graduate Programs: https://t.co/XcYMfwt1D4
Undergraduate Programs: https://t.co/D5qExnL1kV
Total Enrolment: 19,555
Number of international students: 4,695
Other schools you can check are Memorial Uni, Acadia Uni, Simon Fraser Uni, etc
Check the program requirements, prepare a strong application & apply!
Cheers
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https://t.co/FBfXhUrH5d
Microorganisms in biofilms are enclosed by an extracellular matrix that confers protection and improves survival. Previous studies have shown that viruses can secondarily colonize preexisting biofilms, and viral biofilms have also been described.
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