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Université de l'Ontario français Entrance Scholarships (Bourses d'études de l'UOF)

Université de l'Ontario français

Amount
$12,000 to $18,000$12,000 spread over four years for bachelor's programs, or $18,000 over four years for the combined B.A./B.Ed. A separate $1,500 bursary goes to Grade 12 graduates whose OSSD carries the MHS seal in recognized sectors and who enter first year at UOF; it can be combined with the entrance scholarship.
Deadline
No fixed dateNo separate application or deadline. The scholarship offer is included in the admission letter. Published criteria are for fall 2026 entry; confirm the award continues for fall 2027.
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About this award

The Université de l'Ontario français in Toronto automatically gives Ontario high school students who enrol in one of its French-language bachelor's programs a $12,000 scholarship, paid over four years. Students in the combined B.A./B.Ed. receive $18,000 instead. There is no separate application; the offer appears in the admission letter.

Who can apply

  • Canadian citizen or permanent resident
  • Enrolled in an Ontario secondary school and on track to earn the OSSD (DESO) or equivalent
  • Enrols in a UOF bachelor's program
  • Studies full time at UOF; paid over up to four years

What to submit

  • No separate application (automatic)
  • Apply for admission to a UOF bachelor's program
  • Programs are taught in French

Quick facts

Words you'll see
Type
Scholarship
Category
Merit
Program
University
When to apply
Grade 12
Where it applies
Ontario
Only at
Université de l'Ontario français
No
Yes
Application cycle
2025-26

Sources

Last checked against the official site on Oct 2, 2026.

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