University of Calgary, Canada

The University of Calgary funds international undergraduates through entrance scholarships that are considered from the admission application, and its graduate students through a combination of university, provincial and federal money. On the graduate side Calgary sits in a province that funds research students directly: the Alberta Graduate Excellence Scholarship appears below, it is open to international graduate students at Alberta universities, and it stacks with the doctoral recruitment scholarships Calgary runs and the federal programs common across Canada.

The federal layer applies as it does everywhere in Canada: research-based master's and doctoral students draw on the tri-council grants from NSERC, SSHRC and CIHR, including the Canada Graduate Scholarships at the doctoral level, and departments add assistantships and internal awards. International undergraduates meet entrance and continuing scholarships, most merit based and decided through the admission and award cycle.

Because Calgary's funding layers follow different calendars, the deadline on a card tells you which one you are dealing with. The official website link leads to the Calgary office that runs the award, and that page states whether the current round is open to international students, which for some named and provincial awards is not automatic.