The Kivalliq National Parks Scholarship Trust supports Inuit students in specified fields of post-secondary study or training. Selection considers academic merit, commitment to the field of study, the letter of intent and community involvement.
How to Apply
- Eligibility
- Application
Eligible fields of study: Traditional ecological knowledge; archaeology, anthropology, history, sociology and other social sciences; biology, geography and other natural sciences; renewable resource management, wildlife management, geographic information systems, remote sending and environmental technology; administration, business management, financial management, accounting, bookkeeping and human resource management. Inuit students from the Kivalliq region pursuing post-secondary education or training at an accredited institution. Full-time studies in both September and January semesters are required. Recipients who do not complete the academic year must repay the scholarship in full.
Download the Ukkusiksalik guidelines and application form from KIA's scholarships page. Read the guidelines and include the required documents. Email your application to scholarships@kivalliqinuit.ca. The funder’s page says June 1 to July 31, extended to September 25, 2026 for 2026. Its forms say available July 1 to August 31 annually. Next round’s dates are not stated.