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Air Access Bursary

Alberta

Who can apply: Alberta students in the aviation and pilot training programs at Mount Royal University

Amount and deadline

AWARD VALUE
$10,000
DEADLINE TBA

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

Who can apply

Alberta students in the aviation and pilot training programs at Mount Royal University

Worth knowing

A hundred and fifty of these exist and there is no year-of-study bar, so a first-year student qualifies. The province does not run the intake; Mount Royal's awards office does, and it sets the deadline. Full-time here means at least 60% of a course load in both fall and winter, or 40% for a student with a disability. Lifetime maximum of two.

About this scholarship

The province pays $10,000 to students entering aviation and pilot training at Mount Royal, an unusually large bursary aimed at Alberta's pilot shortage.