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A new bursary program at 91̽»¨ aims to support Ukrainian students impacted by the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

91̽»¨ will provide a minimum of 20 bursaries, equivalent to 91̽»¨’s International tuition ($9,468 CAD), to eligible incoming and returning Ukrainian students for the upcoming academic year.

“All of us at 91̽»¨ have witnessed, with the rest of the world, the strength, determination, and courage shown by the Ukrainian people,” said Mary Butler, President and CEO of 91̽»¨. “As part of our commitment to nurturing a sense of belonging and embracing culture and diversity, we felt it was important to find a way to support our Ukrainian students during this challenging time.”

To avoid placing additional burden on Ukrainian students, there will be no application process for this bursary. Instead, 91̽»¨ will identify and notify eligible incoming and returning Ukrainian students of the new bursary program.

91̽»¨ will also award 12 donor-funded bursaries in the amount of $1,000 each to support impacted students not eligible for the Ukrainian Student Bursary, and will allow Ukrainian citizens to defer tuition deposits on applications to 91̽»¨ for the 2022 – 2023 academic year.

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MEDIA CONTACT:

Tanya Greer, Lead, Strategic Communications, 91̽»¨
506.440.9105, tanya.greer@nbcc.ca