In addition to entrance scholarships, financial support and scholarships are available to students who are returning to King’s as well. Transfer students are eligible for these scholarships after they have completed a full year of study at King’s.
Several of King’s major entrance scholarships are renewable, meaning that recipients can continue to receive funding after their first year of study. Changes in your academic standing, credit hour enrolment and degree program can affect the level of funding that you receive. For more information on maintaining your funding, consult the version of the King’s Academic Calendar from the year in which you began your studies and head to the ‘Awards’ section, or contact awards@ukings.ca.
King’s has a strong commitment to providing in-course scholarships based on university-level achievement. If you achieve scholarship standing, you’ll automatically be considered for scholarships at the end of each academic year. Amounts will vary, but normally range from $2,250 to $5,100, and are provided through gifts, bequests and endowments, as well as from the college’s operating funds. You will be notified of any in-course scholarship you have been awarded during the summer and it will be reflected on your statement. For more information, consult the version of the King’s Academic Calendar from the year in which you began your studies and head to the ‘Awards’ section, or contact awards@ukings.ca.
This scholarship supports King’s students who are pursuing education or development projects in a developing country, or helps students from developing countries attend King’s. A total of $5,100 is available to be awarded each year. To be considered for this award, apply by writing to the King’s registrar before March 15. The letter of application should include a description of your intended activities in relation to a developing country.
The Study/Work International Fund (SWIF) provides funding to King’s students in financial need who wish to undertake an international placement as part of their academic program. Students should apply at least one month (preferably four to six weeks) prior to departure to allow enough time for review and processing. Read more about SWIF here.
(One award at $1,950) Established by the Alumni Association from G. Frederick Butler’s bequest.
($2,750 can be given out as a single award or divided into separate awards) Established in 1993 to honour Dr. Marion Fry’s contribution to the university and the Alumni Association during her term as university president (1987-1993).
($1,350 for a number of small bursaries) This award is intended to provide a number of small bursaries for students registered full-time at King’s who are in need of financial support.
(Allocated for book purchases up to $1,200) For 34 years, Dr. T. H. Hunt was the Alexandra Professor of Divinity at King’s College. In memory of his dedicated service, the Alumni Association established a library fund in his honour.
($1,100 can be given out as a single award or divided into separate awards) This award was established in 1937 in memory of E. Mabel Mason and is awarded each year to a female student.
Assistant Registrar – Institutional Research and Awards, Registrar’s Office
awards@ukings.ca | 902 422-1271 ext. 193
The King’s Alumni Association is committed to financially supporting students and their activities to enhance their overall experience at King’s. The Alumni Association is pleased to recognize students who work hard academically and contribute to the life of the college.
Applications for the Alumni Association’s Student Awards for the 2025–2026 Academic Year closed on March 7, 2025.
Please contact Interim Alumni Relations Manager Candice MacDonald if you have any questions about the application process.
These awards (2 awards at $1,250) are to be made to returning students in good academic standing, who display integrity of character, a spirited concern for the lives of others and who have made an all-around contribution to university life.
These awards (2 awards at $2,450, one annual, one renewable) are made to a student in any year of his or her degree with a good scholastic record, who by the fullest use of his or her qualities of character and mind, make a contribution to the University of King’s College. One award is given on an annual basis while the other is renewable up to three years. Recipients of the renewable Sandra McLeod award must re-apply each year.
This award (one award of $850) is to be given to a student from New Brunswick in good academic standing who has contributed to university life. Preference will be given to students entering second year.
This award (one award of $650) is to be given to a returning student from New Brunswick with a satisfactory academic standing, who shows financial need and who has made a positive commitment and contribution to University of King’s College life. If there are a number of qualified applicants, preference may be given to a student entering Holy Orders of the Anglican Church of Canada.
Established in honour of J. Mark DeWolf, BA(Hons)’68, President of the KTS 1966-1967, this award (one award of $300) recognizes a King’s student who has made an outstanding contribution to the King’s Theatrical Society.
The award (one award of $100 credit to King’s Co-op Bookstore) will be given to a journalism student in either program who has made a significant contribution to the School of Journalism at King’s.
The award (one award of $2,200) is given to a returning King’s student who, like members of the Beaver Club, has achieved above average academic standing, made a significant contribution to extra-curricular activities, and enhanced the quality of life at King’s.
This award (one award of $200 credit to King’s Co-op Bookstore) will be given to a returning student who takes social action on behalf of the King’s community. The spirit of the Award is to support a student who has a sincere interest in and has demonstrated initiative to bettering campus life for all.
Interim Alumni Relations Manager, Advancement Office
candice.macdonald@ukings.ca
Students who are graduating from King’s and pursuing further studies have several funding options, through King’s and from external sources.
This award is given to a student graduating from King’s who is accepted to study law at Dalhousie Law School or Oxford University. The president and faculty of King’s choose the recipient on the basis of the student’s academic merit, leadership capacity, and any required admission test score.
Students who are graduating from King’s and planning to do graduate work in the social sciences or humanities may apply for funding through SSHRC.
King’s encourages academically talented and well-rounded final-year students to apply for the Rhodes Scholarship, the Gates Cambridge Scholarship and the McCall MacBain Scholarship. Learn more about Major External Postgraduate Awards.