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University SchemeVerified for 2026

Queen's University Graduate Fellowships Income Limit 2026

Maximum Annual Family Income

No Income Bar / Not specified

Income Verification Rules

Applicants must submit a valid annual income certificate issued by a competent revenue officer (such as a Tahsildar, Revenue Inspector, or Sub-Divisional Magistrate).

  • The certificate must be in the name of the parent/legal guardian.
  • Income certificates issued by private employers or self-declarations on plain paper are not accepted.

FAQs for Queen's University Graduate Fellowships

Q.Does the Queen's University Graduate Fellowship cover tuition fees?

No, the funding package provided by Queen's University for graduate students does not directly cover tuition and ancillary fees. Students are responsible for paying these fees and their living expenses from the overall funding package they receive.

Q.How do I apply for the Queen's University Graduate Fellowships?

For most internal Queen's Graduate Fellowships, there is no separate application process. You are automatically considered for these awards based on your admission application and departmental recommendation, provided you indicate your need for financial support during your application to a graduate program.

Q.Are international students eligible for these fellowships?

Yes, international students are eligible for many internal Queen's Graduate Fellowships and a guaranteed minimum funding package for doctoral studies. Additionally, from the 2026-2027 competition year, international students are eligible to apply for prestigious Tri-Council awards. Some provincial awards like the Ontario Graduate Scholarship also have a limited number of awards for international students.

Q.What is the duration of the guaranteed funding?

Queen's University guarantees minimum funding for full-time Master's students for the first 2 years of their study and for full-time doctoral students for the first 4 years of their study, provided they maintain good academic standing and meet other eligibility criteria.