Top of page
Education and Employment

Scholarship opportunity for Canadian Residents to the Bachelor of Disability Management

student girl with books

Funding provided by the Government of Canada’s Sectoral Initiatives Program provides Canadian Residents (with the exception of BC which developed its own similar initiative) with a Scholarship to enter the Bachelor of Disability Management (BDM) program offered through the Pacific Coast University for Workplace Health Sciences (PCU-WHS) delivered through an online learning platform.

Applicants for the Scholarship must have completed a 2-year diploma or other relevant educational prerequisites, which provide 60 credits in a range of disciplines but preferably human resources, business, occupational health and safety, nursing or social work from a recognized post-secondary educational institution.

Scholarships will be awarded on a first come, first qualified basis.
Deadlines for applications is: June 15, 2022

This limited, one-time intake only for Fall 2022 provides the following options:

  • completion of the BDM program in a two-year time frame as a full-time student, or
  • completion of the BDM program in a four-year part-time format (scholarship applies to the first two years)

Full details re the Scholarship can be found on the PCU-WHS website or through the following QR Code: www.pcu-whs.ca

Detailed information regarding these opportunities can be found at: www.nidmar.ca

You might also like

A photo of Jerzy, a 10-year-old boy swith short dark blond hair wearing a blue button-up top and glasses. He is standing at a lectern and speaking into a microphone in front of a crowd A photo of Jerzy, a 10-year-old boy swith short dark blond hair wearing a blue button-up top and glasses. He is standing at a lectern and speaking into a microphone in front of a crowd

Advocates warn SA education debate excludes students with disabilities

Tens of thousands of students with disabilities are being overlooked…

Classmates learning together from laptop and notes Classmates learning together from laptop and notes

Study finds specialist resource centers boost outcomes for autistic pupils

Specialist resource centers (a form of ‘Inclusion Base’) within mainstream secondary schools may be linked…

deafblind student learning in the school deafblind student learning in the school

Australia’s first Deafblind class opens in mainstream public school

People with Disability Australia (PWDA) Vice President Jarrod Sandell-Hay has…

Female university student with disability smiling to camera Female university student with disability smiling to camera

University of Oregon awarded $20M grant to serve youth with disabilities

A new $20 million grant from the U.S. Department of…