
Scholarships and Bursaries
Discover the scholarships and bursaries available for your education in Ontario Institute of Health and Innovation programs.
Sherryl Kintu Scholarship
The Sherryl Kintu Scholarship was created in honour of Sherryl Kintu, a valued member of the Global University Systems (GUS) community. Sherryl’s journey from Executive Assistant to Director was marked by her creativity, ambition, integrity, and deep passion for her work. She passed away in April 2021, leaving behind a legacy of excellence and inspiration.
This scholarship reflects the values Sherryl embodied and celebrates the impact she made. Applicants are encouraged to demonstrate these same qualities in their own lives and academic pursuits.
Established in collaboration with Sherryl’s family and friends, and supported by the Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Global University Systems, the scholarship’s purpose is to empower and support deserving individuals in a way that reflects Sherryl’s spirit and commitment to helping others succeed.
Scholarship | Sherryl Kintu Scholarship |
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Eligibility | To apply for the Sherryl Kintu Scholarship, applicants must meet the following criteria: • Female • Be either a domestic or international student with a valid study permit • Demonstrate financial need • Submit a complete application with all required supporting documents before the deadline of May 31, 2025. (See Sherryl Kintu Scholarship Application Form) • Exhibit strong qualities of passion, drive, creativity, trustworthiness, and ambition in alignment with Sherryl Kintu’s values |
Value | 100% tuition coverage* for one of the following OIHI programs: • Personal Support Worker • Early Childhood Assistant *Terms and conditions apply. |
How to apply | • Complete the Sherryl Kintu Scholarship Application Form. • Provide supporting documentation (details in form). • Ensure complete application is submitted by or before May 31, 2025. |
Terms and Conditions | 1. Two scholarships will be awarded. 2. Students need only apply once to be considered for the duration of their studies. 3. Scholarships are non-transferable and cannot be combined with other entrance awards. 4. The scholarship covers tuition, books, and materials fees. a. The scholarship does not cover ancillary expenses associated with academic studies, including but not limited to housing, travel, health insurance, meals, transportation, etc. 5. Recipients must maintain the required registration status throughout the duration of their studies. 6. If a recipient withdraws, the award will be revoked and any funds dispersed will be repaid by the scholarship recipient. 7. Scholarships may be deferred for up to one (1) intake. 8. Incomplete or late applications will not be considered. 9. The scholarship is only applicable to on-campus studies. 10. Scholarship recipients are expected to act as Ontario Institute of Health and Innovation ambassadors and participate in outreach and alumni engagement initiatives in their home region. 11. The Sherryl Kintu Fund Board will evaluate applications based on: a. The strength of the written application and alignment with Sherryl’s values b. Demonstrated financial need c. Clear goals and potential for career success 12. All decisions made by the Sherryl Kintu Fund Board are final. 13. Ontario Institute of Health and Innovation reserves the right to modify, cancel and/or limit the scholarship without notice. |
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