Nick Evasiuk Scholarship in Sociology
Brief Description
The Nick Evasiuk Scholarship in Sociology is an annual scholarship program initiated by Athabasca University to support students pursuing a degree in sociology. The scholarship aims to recognize outstanding academic achievement and provide financial assistance to students in need.
Host Institution(s)
Athabasca University, Canada’s online university, is the host institution for the Nick Evasiuk Scholarship in Sociology. Established in 1970, Athabasca University is a leader in providing flexible and accessible education to students worldwide.
Level/Field of Study
The Nick Evasiuk Scholarship in Sociology is open to students pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree in sociology. This encompasses a wide range of sociological fields, including social theory, research methods, social inequality, globalization, and more.
Number of Awards
Athabasca University offers one scholarship annually to a deserving student in the sociology program.
Target Group
The Nick Evasiuk Scholarship in Sociology is open to both domestic and international students enrolled in Athabasca University’s sociology program. All applicants must have a strong academic record and demonstrate financial need.
Scholarship Value/Inclusions
The scholarship covers the full cost of a single course at Athabasca University, worth up to USD 1,200. The award can be used to cover tuition, fees, and course materials. The scholarship is non-renewable, but previous recipients may reapply in subsequent years.
Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible for the Nick Evasiuk Scholarship in Sociology,
- Applicants must be enrolled in Athabasca University’s undergraduate or graduate sociology program.
- Have a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 2.5.
- They must also demonstrate financial need and submit two letters of recommendation from academic referees.
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Application Instructions
Students interested in applying for the scholarship must complete an online application on the official Athabasca University website. The application includes a personal statement, two letters of recommendation, transcripts, and a financial need assessment.
Official Website
For detailed information on the scholarship program, eligibility criteria, and application process, visit the official website.