Enriched Educational Opportunities (EEOs) are high-quality, off-campus experiential opportunities officially recognized by a Faculty.
The EEO Need-Based Bursaries,听administered by the Scholarships & Student Aid Office,听are non-repayable forms of financial assistance based on demonstrated financial need, to help undergraduate students with the additional costs associated with the extra opportunities.
Important note: You may apply to the EEO Need-Based Bursary at any time during the academic year. However, the Faculty of Arts cannot grant approval after your internship has started. All Faculty approval steps must be completed well in advance of your internship start date.
How to Apply for an EEO Need-Based Bursary (for Faculty of Arts Internships)
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Obtain a听Faculty of Arts Internship Endorsement Letter confirming the experience will appear on听Student Experience Record (SER)
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Follow the steps outlined here: Steps to have the internship recognized on the SER听(before the start of your internship)
The Faculty of Arts Internship Office will determine which opportunities are eligible to be recognized as an internship on the SER听based on the听internship definition and eligibility criteria听listed on this page.听The AIO cannot endorse activities that fall outside the scope of internships as defined by our office. Final eligibility decisions rest with the Faculty of Arts Internship Office, which reviews each internship on a case-by-case basis to ensure alignment with Faculty and University standards. -
If your request is approved, a signed Faculty of Arts Internship Endorsement Letter will be sent to your 91直播 email. Processing times usually take up to two weeks.
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Apply for the EEO Bursary
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With your signed Faculty of Arts Internship Endorsement Letter, follow the Scholarships & Student Aid Office instructions to submit your application to the EEO Need-Based Bursary.
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For questions, contact the Arts Internship Office at aio [at] mcgill.ca
