The McCall MacBain Scholarship 2027 is a fully funded scholarship opportunity for students who want to pursue eligible graduate or professional studies at McGill University in Canada. The scholarship is designed for outstanding students with strong academic ability, leadership potential, community involvement, and a commitment to making a positive impact. Selected scholars receive full financial support, mentorship, leadership training, and access to a diverse international community while studying in Montreal, Canada.
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About this opportunity
The McCall MacBain Scholarship is one of Canada’s leading fully funded graduate scholarship programs. It supports talented students who wish to begin an eligible full-time master’s or second-entry professional undergraduate program at McGill University for the Summer or Fall 2027 intake.
This scholarship is not only focused on academic funding. It is also designed to help students grow as leaders through mentorship, coaching, leadership development activities, seminars, workshops, and community engagement. Scholars become part of a strong cohort where they learn from peers, mentors, advisors, and experienced professionals from different sectors.
The program is ideal for students who have demonstrated character, service, leadership, entrepreneurial thinking, academic strength, and curiosity. Applicants from around the world can apply, but they must meet the scholarship eligibility rules and also satisfy the admission requirements of their chosen McGill program.
For the 2027 cohort, the scholarship offers up to 30 full McCall MacBain Scholarships and up to 100 additional finalist and regional awards. International students can also be considered for both full scholarships and other awards depending on their performance during the selection process.
Financial Benefits
Full tuition and fees for the normal duration of the eligible program
Monthly living stipend of $2,300 CAD during academic terms
One-time relocation grant to move to Montreal
Access to leadership development programs
Mentorship and coaching support
Academic and professional advising
French language courses from beginner to advanced levels
Participation in seminars, workshops, field trips, and community activities
Access to the McCall MacBain House and scholar community
What's covered
- Tuition fees
- Living allowance
- Flight/travel costs
Documents Required
Completed online application form
Academic information
List of McGill programs of interest
Details of community engagement activities
Leadership, work, volunteer, and extracurricular experiences
Short answers and essays
One-page resumé
Academic transcripts
Two reference forms
One academic reference
One community reference
University endorsement, if required
Proof of English or French language ability, depending on McGill program requirements
Any additional documents required by the selected McGill program
Eligibility Criteria
Be a current student on track to complete their first bachelor’s degree by August 2027.
Have completed their first bachelor’s degree within the last five years, January 2021 or later.
Have completed their first bachelor’s degree more than five years ago and be 30 years old or younger on January 1, 2026.
Applicants must also:
Meet the minimum degree and language requirements for admission to McGill University.
Apply for an eligible full-time master’s or second-entry professional undergraduate program at McGill.
Choose a program that begins in Summer or Fall 2027.
Demonstrate strong character, leadership potential, community engagement, academic strength, and intellectual curiosity.
Apply separately to McGill University if selected or required during the process.
How to Apply
Visit the official McCall MacBain Scholars website.
Review the eligibility criteria and available McGill programs.
Create an online application account.
Complete the scholarship application form.
Add personal, academic, leadership, volunteer, work, and community engagement details.
List your McGill programs of interest.
Upload your resumé and academic transcripts.
Request two reference forms through the online system.
Complete the short answers and essays.
Submit the application before the correct deadline.
Apply separately to McGill University programs during the required period.
Applicants should start early because reference forms and possible university endorsement may take time. The scholarship application is separate from McGill admission, so applicants must complete both processes.
