Kalman Award for International Heritage Studies | Scholarships for Global Cultural Projects

Are you into cultural heritage, archaeology, or museum studies? Do you want to get involved in international heritage projects or gain some real experience overseas? If that's the case, you might want to check out the Kalman Award for International Heritage Studies.

What Is the Kalman Award?

The Kalman Award is a prestigious scholarship offered by the University of Victoria in Canada. It helps students looking to get international experience in heritage and cultural resource management. If you're studying things like museum curation, archaeology, or Indigenous heritage, this award can give you a great chance to learn outside your home country.

Scholarship Details

Host Country	Canada
Provider	University of Victoria (UVic), British Columbia
Degree Level	Bachelor’s & Master’s
Eligible Courses	Cultural Heritage
Benefits	Funded
Eligible Nationalities	Open to all nationalities
Deadline	November 15, 2025

Eligibility Criteria

You need to be in one of these UVic programs
- Diploma in Cultural Resource Management
- Graduate Professional Certificate in Cultural Heritage Studies
- Any undergraduate or graduate degree program at UVic
You also need to have completed at least 12.0 credit units, with 10.5 units graded on UVic’s nine-point scale in the last academic year.
You should plan to be involved in an international learning or work experience related to heritage.
Ideally, you should have an A- average or better.