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Iranian Student Memorial Scholarship – School of Graduate Studies Iranian Student Memorial Scholarship Apply — Application Opens October 3, 2025 Award Category Doctoral Awards , Financial Assistance , In-Course Awards , International Awards , Master's Awards Student Deadline November 28, 2025, 5:00 PM ET Value & Duration One award up to $10,000 Level of Study Doctoral, Master’s Required Legal Status Domestic / International The University of Toronto has established the Iranian Student Memorial Scholarship Fund in honour of those who lost their lives in the crash of Ukrainian International Airlines Flight PS752, including eight members of the University of Toronto community.
This endowed fund will provide needs-based awards to international undergraduate and graduate students from Iran who have been admitted to the U of T or students from any background studying Iranian studies at the U of T. The first of these needs-based awards were awarded in the Spring of 2020 for students studying at the U of T in the 2020-21 academic year.
Applicants, as of the application deadline must: Be admitted as a full-time student in a master’s or doctoral program at the University of Toronto for the 2025-26 academic year and is: an international graduate student with Iranian citizenship; or an international or domestic graduate student pursuing Iranian studies; and Demonstrates financial need through the application process; priority will be given to applicants not receiving other major sources of graduate funding or financial support.
A completed application will include all of the following items (no other supporting documentation will be accepted): One page statement of intent describing: why the applicant should be considered for the scholarship their academic objectives, and how financial assistance through this scholarship would support their long-range goals; Complete SGS Financial need Assessment Form Domestic students: must demonstrate financial need through a completed Need Navigator application.
International students must demonstrate financial need through a completed SGS Financial Need Assessment Form (PDF) ; and, One letter of reference completed by an individual who knows the applicant in an academic or a non-academic capacity (one page maximum); the letter must clearly state the referee’s name and contact information.
Please direct questions regarding this competition to: Financial Aid and Advising Office School of Graduate Studies Student Contact: sgs. financial. assistance@utoronto.
ca UofT Staff Contact: SGS Help Center
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