Office of the Registrar:
Ira G. Needles Hall (NH)
Second floor
Important information
We will only consider award applications from students participating in University-approved international travel at this time.
You must adhere to all safety measures as detailed on Waterloo International’s Safety Abroad website.
We are now accepting applications for students going abroad in winter 2024. The application deadline for fall 2023 travel has passed and any applications will not be considered.
About these awards
Note: To apply for the President’s International Experience Award (PIEA), refer to the President’s Upper-Year Award page for instructions. The PIEA is limited to students who received the President’s Scholarship of Distinction in Year One and have met the renewal criteria to claim an upper-year experiential award. You may also complete this form to be considered for other awards.
Eligibility criteria
Eligible international experiences
The experience must be undertaken outside of Canada at the intended location and must be a minimum of one month in duration. Remote international experiences will not be considered. Eligible experiences include:
Application deadlines
Apply prior to your departure term by one of the following deadlines:
Term Abroad | Main Deadline | Late Deadline (limited consideration, see note) |
---|---|---|
Spring | March 15 | April 30 |
Fall | July 15 | August 31 |
Winter | November 15 | December 31 |
Note: Late applications will only be considered for co-op work terms if the position was not finalized until after the main award deadline. Consideration of late applications is subject to funding availability. Applications received after the Late Deadline indicated above will not be considered.
Decisions and award payment
Contact Student Awards and Financial Aid if you have questions about specific award requirements, completing the form, or award decisions.
Information and privacy: questions regarding the collection of information on this form can be directed to the form administrator.
Office of the Registrar:
Ira G. Needles Hall (NH)
Second floor
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