Through scholarships, grants, and government funding students from the Faculty of Land and Food Systems have access to a variety of opportunities to fund their areas of study. We also recommend you take advantage of outside scholarships by searching community and academic websites, such as the following:
 

Faculty of Land and Food Systems Scholarships & Awards

These scholarships and awards are generally awarded for academic achievement, but some may require achievement in other areas such as leadership, community service, performance in a specific course or area, or for some other specified characteristic. 

These scholarships and awards do not require an application form. You cannot apply for these Faculty scholarships or awards. The Faculty and program divisions make recommendations and the University contacts the recipients.  Faculty Listing (pdf)

Scholarships for Aboriginal Students 

• First Nations House of Learning UBC - Financial Awards
• Indian and Northern Affairs Canada - scholarships and bursaries listed by province 
• Aboriginal Multi-Media Society (AMMSA) - scholarships and bursaries and tips
  

General Scholarship and Award Information

• International Council for Canadian Studies - scholarships for Graduate students wanting to study at another institution in Canada
• Government of Canada Youth Link - scholarships for undergraduate and post-graduate students and research grants
• Ministry of Advanced Education - information on student loans (online applications), scholarships, and bursaries
• BC Workinfo Net - lists and links to many provincial, national, and international scholarships and bursaries
• Human Resources Development Canada CanLearn - information on student loans, financial aid and management
• StudentAwards.com - online applications; individual mailboxes for scholarships that meet certain qualifications
• ScholarshipsCanada.com – Canadian scholarships database; school information
• Canadian and International Scholarship Programs website - scholarships administered by the International Council for Canadian Studies.