Undergraduate Scholarships

 

Entrance Scholarships

Dal's entrance awards recognize academic achievement and your unique skills and abilities. High school students admitted to Dal's Halifax campuses are eligible to apply for our general entrance award program by March 15 of each year. The General Entrance Award Application is now available. Admitted students must apply through DalOnline. Students awaiting admission can apply using the paper application.

Faculty of Science Summer Research Awards

Summer research awards provide paid employment opportunities for undergraduate students to participate in scientific research at Dalhousie. If you would like to gain research experience in an academic setting, these awards can provide you with financial support.

Please click the links below for information on student eligibility, the application, and instructions.

  • Information about 2026 applications to psychology and neuroscienceStudents who want to do research in Psychology and Neuroscience labs are NOT required to identify a supervisor before applying anymore. They will be matched with a supervisor by the department if they are short-listed for an award. (This new rule is for applicants to our department only. If students want to do research in another department other than Psychology and Neuroscience, they will be required to identify a potential supervisor before applying).

  • Summer 2026 Application Link (You will need to login using your Dal NetID.) Applications are now CLOSED. The application deadline was January 19, 2026.

In-Course Scholarships

All undergraduate Dal students not on a renewable scholarship, in eligible programs in the Faculty of Science, who have completed a full course load (min. 30 credit hrs) over two terms within the previous academic year and achieved a min. 3.70 GPA, will be considered eligible for in-course scholarships.

Bursaries

Bursaries are typically smaller amounts of money (from $200 - $600), intended to supplement other funding sources. The University's bursary program is intended as possible supplementary assistance to help qualifying students with a portion of their educational costs.

Visit Money Matters for the most current bursary information.