University of Toronto (Mastercard Scholars)
Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program partner
Graduate scholarships for citizens living in Sub-Saharan Africa who come from an Africa Health Collaborative partner institution. Next recruitment is for 2028–29.
Last verified 1 Nov 2026. Always confirm details on the official site.
A sub-path of Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program. Do the shared preparation once, on the main path
Key dates
Rules and timeline published, 2028–29
15 May 2027 (estimate)
ℹ️ Toronto says to check in May 2027. These criteria come from the 2026–27 call, so they may change.
Eligibility
- Citizen of, and living in, a Sub-Saharan African country
- Graduating from, or a graduate of, an Africa Health Collaborative partner institution
- Not yet started graduate studies
- Academic excellence, leadership, admissibility to a sponsored programme, and commitment to return home
Stipend & benefits
Comprehensive support, generally tuition, accommodation, books, travel and a living stipend. The partner sets the exact cover, so check its call. Application fees are reimbursed if you're selected.
- Comprehensive scholarship
- Leadership development and career support
- Mastercard Foundation alumni community
Work policy & extra income
Depends on your study permit and the award's terms. Studies and leadership activities come first.
Specific ways scholars earn
- On-campus jobs, within your permit's limits
- Summer internships, often supported by the program
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