ARTS AND SPORTS
High School and University/College students
ARTS AND SPORTS
High School and University/College students
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Arts and Sports
Scholarship Amount
* Note that previous KCSFE scholarship recipients may apply again. Applicants can receive scholarship awards up to a maximum of five times: two times during high school, two times during university/college and one time during graduate school. |
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WHO CAN APPLY
FOR ARTS AND SPORTS SCHOLARSHIP
FOR ARTS AND SPORTS SCHOLARSHIP
2026 KCSFE ARTS AND SPORTS SCHOLARSHIP ELIGIBILITY
Applicants must:
EQUITY, DIVERSITY, and INCLUSION (EDI)
The Korean Canadian Scholarship Foundation of Edmonton (KCSFE) provides scholarships to foster the education and the growth of future leaders of Alberta communities. KCSFE scholarships are not limited to the Korean Canadian students, but open to all high school and post‐secondary students in Northern Alberta.
The KCSFE promotes diversity and equality for all those in the Korean-Canadian community as well as all of those in the wider community as well, and is designed to be inclusive of all who wish to apply regardless of background, ethnicity, religion, faith, culture or gender or sexual orientation. This mindset builds a stronger and healthier environment that benefits everyone. The KCSFE believes in, and advocates for, EDI for everyone and this will be taken in consideration during the evaluation process for all applicants based on the individual merits of their applications.
Applicants must:
- Be a Canadian citizen, a permanent resident, or an international student;
- Be enrolled as a full-time student at a senior high school (grades 10-12) or university/college (undergraduate);
- Pursue academic major in arts or sports (for university/college students only);
- Reside (or have parents who reside) in Edmonton or the surrounding area (Red Deer and above area of Alberta); AND
- Have fewer than two KCSFE scholarships awarded during high school (as a high school student) or during university/college (as a university/college student).
EQUITY, DIVERSITY, and INCLUSION (EDI)
The Korean Canadian Scholarship Foundation of Edmonton (KCSFE) provides scholarships to foster the education and the growth of future leaders of Alberta communities. KCSFE scholarships are not limited to the Korean Canadian students, but open to all high school and post‐secondary students in Northern Alberta.
The KCSFE promotes diversity and equality for all those in the Korean-Canadian community as well as all of those in the wider community as well, and is designed to be inclusive of all who wish to apply regardless of background, ethnicity, religion, faith, culture or gender or sexual orientation. This mindset builds a stronger and healthier environment that benefits everyone. The KCSFE believes in, and advocates for, EDI for everyone and this will be taken in consideration during the evaluation process for all applicants based on the individual merits of their applications.
HOW TO APPLY
- Applicants must submit their application online (Google Form) by the deadline. Please read 2026 KCSFE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION GUIDELINES - ARTS AND SPORTS before you start.
- Applicants may use OFFLINE APPLICATION TEMPLATE to work on your application offline and to save your work in progress.
- You must copy your final responses into the ONLINE GOOGLE FORM and submit your application online by the deadline.
- Hard copy applications will NOT be accepted. Instruction on how to submit the Google form can be found in the guideline above.
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
FOR ARTS AND SPORTS SCHOLARSHIP
FOR ARTS AND SPORTS SCHOLARSHIP
- A fully completed Online Application.
- A cover letter (part of the online application)
- Portfolio, slides or a short video (at least 10 minutes in length) showing the applicant’s artistic or athletic ability
- Detailed information of their work/exhibition shown in the Portfolio, slides or a short video (Music/Art)
- (if applicable) Other supporting documents including newspaper or journal articles about the applicant’s performance, copies of records of prizes from local, national, or international competition, etc.
- Official academic transcript.
- Reference letters attesting to the applicant’s excellence in arts or sports. Applicants are responsible for contacting their referees directly.
- Tuition receipt for the 2025/2026 academic year must be submitted to receive the scholarship (Grade 12, and University/college students ONLY) once the application is successful.