We offer various scholarships for emerging eyecare leaders, empowering them todeliver better and broader eyecare.
We offer various scholarships for emerging eyecare leaders, empowering them todeliver better and broader eyecare.
At FORSEE Canada, our scholarships are more than financial support — they represent our commitment to shaping the future of global eye care. We offer two unique scholarships: one for students pursuing studies in eye health or global health, and another that supports students conducting research in collaboration with an academic-affiliated ophthalmologist. These scholarships are designed to reduce financial barriers while encouraging both academic exploration and scientific contribution. By supporting education and research, we aim to empower the next generation of professionals who will advance innovation, equity, and access in vision care — both in Canada and across the globe.
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Student Research Scholarship
Social Eyecare Scholarship
The FORSEE Canada scholar will be working alongside a variety of academic-affiliated ophthalmologists during this period to facilitate their research project and their clinical skills education. This program provides students an opportunity for mentorship to help guide interested students towards a path in ophthalmic specialization.
Students must have completed their second year of medical education to apply. Successful candidates will be chosen based on their academic merit, prior research experience, their expressed interest in the field of ophthalmology, and a full-time commitment to the 8-week scholarship program during the summer of 2025.
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The FORSEE Canada scholar will be working alongside a variety of academic-affiliated Ophthalmologists with the distinct aim of further examining and critically appraising the initiatives of a research ethics board-approved research project. Recipients work to identify healthcare solutions for our communities with the larger directive of addressing underserved communities on a global scale.
To apply, a candidate must be a medical student (any year) and/or a post-secondary student pursuing an advanced degree within public health and/or clinical epidemiology.
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