SCS Global Education Scholarship

Sinclair Consulting Services (SCS) sponsors a global education scholarship to support students’ experiential learning and research interests in the global context, in low-middle income and developing countries. The scholarship of a minimum of $200 (CDN) may be used to support presentation of scholarly work at a national or international conference or other personal or financial needs associated with the presentation. ONLY students actively enrolled in a university degree program may apply.  Application Deadline: December 15, 2023

If your application is approved, you will receive notification of the scholarship and the funding amount. Upon providing SCS with evidence of presentation, a short story, photos of the experience, and permission to share your name and experience on the SCS website, funds will be disbursed to you.  

• Salma Siddiqui, Leadership, Higher & Adult Education, University of Toronto
• Serena Quintal, Curriculum Teaching & Learning, University of Toronto
• Hibab Sidat, Social Justice Education, University of Toronto
• Min Lydia Li, Developmental Psychology & Education, University of Toronto
• Julie Usih, Social Justice Education, University of Toronto
• Sophie Bourret-Klein, Social Justice Education, University of Toronto
• Dhanela Sivaparan, Social Justice Education, University of Toronto

"This experience has been transformative and surreal, and I have memories and friends that will last a lifetime." 

"I learned so much about Pan-Africanism, Canadian and Ghanaian relations, the importance of education, the impact of slavery, colonization and globalization in Ghana and relations between African-Canadians and Ghanians." 

"Visiting the Chief's Palace in the community and participating in the traditional governance and learning Ghanaian dance moves and songs was a memorable cultural experience." 

"The SCS Scholarship helps graduate students like me to participate in a life-changing experiential learning opportunity."  

"This experiential learning is greater than any information read in books or lessons taught in a classroom."