If you are looking to come to Canada for fully funded postgraduate studies (masters and PhD), these four tips to find a research supervisor in Canada will help you find scholarships to study in Canada.
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https://bit.ly/3RPT3jT Canadian Institute of Health Research funding decisions
Applicable fields: Biology, Biomedical Sciences, Medicine, Dental, Health Policy, Mental Health, Public Health

https://bit.ly/3dmkl2i Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada funding decisions (2022) – Awards are listed by the institution
Applicable fields: Science (biology, chemistry, physics) and Technology, IT, Communications, Manufacturing, Natural Resources and Energy, Veterinary Medicine, Agriculture

https://bit.ly/3UeDLGU Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada funding decisions
(generally, have smaller sums of money as students are required to work as a teaching assistant/ research assistant to secure their stipend)
Applicable fields: Social Sciences, Arts, Humanities

Please note that I have tried to include as many applicable fields as I can. But, if your field is not listed under any category, please browse through and see what could be applicable to you.

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0:00 – Introduction
3:16 – Tip 1: Write supervisors with recently awarded funding
7:30 – Tip 2: Find supervisors who have mentored or currently mentoring Sri Lankan students
8:49 – Tip 3: Ask friends/family already studying in Canada to recommend potential supervisors
10:33 Tip 4: Cater your email specifically to the person you write