Program Specific Scholarships for Returning Students
Arts and Contemporary Studies
*Where applications are required: contact Arts and Contemporary Studies 
at 416-979-5105 for procedures and/or applications.
| Scholarship Name |
Application
Required* |
| Arts and Contemporary Studies Awards
Up to $50 x 3
For highest grade in ACS100 Ideas that Shape the World I.
Up to $50 x 3
For highest grade in ACS103 Introduction to the Humanities.
Up to $50
For highest grade in ACS106 Introduction to Language.
Up to $50
For highest grade in FRE301 Intermediate French I.
Up to $50
For highest grade in SPN708 Contemporary Spanish Fiction.
Up to $50 x 3
For highest grade in ACS105 Critical Thinking.
Up to $50 x 3
For highest grade in ACS200 Ideas that Shape the World II.
Up to $50 x 3
For highest grade in ACS201 Conflict Resolution and Negotiation.
Up to $50
For highest grade in ACS205 Writing as a Cultural Act.
Up to $50 x 3
For highest grade in ACS300 Ideas that Shape the World III.
Up to $50 x 3
For highest grade in ACS301 Research Design and Qualitative Methods.
Up to $50
For highest grade in ACS302 Introduction to Culture and Entertainment.
Up to $50
For highest grade in ACS303 Introduction to Science and Technology.
Up to $50 x 3
For highest grade in ACS400 Ideas that Shape the World IV.
Up to $50 x 3
For highest grade in ACS401 Introduction to Research and Statistics.
Up to $50 x 3
For highest grade in ACS402 Introduction to Global Studies.
Up to $50 x 2
For highest grade in ACS403 Introduction to Diversity and Equity.
Up to $50 x 4
For highest grade in ACS500 Ideas that Shape the World V.
Up to $50 x 5
For highest grade in ACS800 Senior Group Project.
Up to $50 x 4
For highest grade in ACS900 Senior Group Project.
Up to $50
For highest CGPA at the end of the fall term, first year.
Up to $50
For highest CGPA at the end of the fall term, second year.
Up to $50
For highest CGPA at the end of the fall term, third year.
Up to $50
For highest CGPA at the end of the fall term, fourth year.
Up to $50
For highest CGPA at the end of the winter term, first year.
Up to $50
For highest CGPA at the end of the winter term, second year.
Up to $50
For highest CGPA at the end of the winter term, third year.
Up to $50
For highest CGPA at the end of the winter term, fourth year.
Up to $50 x 2
For highest grade in ACS105 Critical Thinking-Social Science Platform students.
Up to $50 x 2
For highest grade in ACS205 Writing as a Cultural Act-Social Science Platform students.
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No |
Maurice Arthur Pope Scholarship in History
Up to $1400
Open to students who are enrolled in the ACS program; must have completed at least four HST-coded (History) courses successfully, be enrolled in the third or fourth year of the ACS program, and be in clear academic standing; must have a minimum A- average both overall and in their History courses. |
Yes* |
Doug Webb Award in History
Up to $1350
For a student entering third or fourth year in the ACS program, who has completed at least four HST-coded courses and has displayed academic excellence; must have completed, with a B+ grade minimum, a course in at least one of the following subjects: History of the Third Reich, History of the First World War, History of the Second World War, or History of the American Civil War, must be Canadian citizens, permanent residents or protected persons; must be Ontario residents, must demonstrate financial need. Applicants should submit a cover letter/statement of interest, resume and list of references, in confidence to the Chair of the Department of History, naming The Doug Webb Award in History and explaining how they meet the Award criteria. |
Yes* |
Spirit of ACS Awards
Up to $250
Awarded to one second-year student who displays the ‘spirit of ACS’; for the purpose of this award, a person who displays the ‘spirit of ACS’ is someone who is intensely and personally engaged with ideas, and who consistently displays a commitment to building community and to fostering interpersonal exchange (at any level and in any form).
Up to $250 x 2
Awarded to two third-year students who display the ‘spirit of ACS’; for the purpose of this award, a person who displays the ‘spirit of ACS’ is someone who is intensely and personally engaged with ideas, and who consistently displays a commitment to building community and to fostering interpersonal exchange (at any level and in any form).
Up to $250 x 2
Awarded to two fourth-year students who diplay the ‘spirit of ACS’; for the purpose of this award, a person who displays the ‘spirit of ACS’ is someone who is intensely and personally engaged with ideas, and who consistently displays a commitment to building community and to fostering interpersonal exchange (at any level and in any form). |
Yes* |
