EDUCAFIN and the University of Saskatchewan (USask) have established a graduate co-funding program for candidates from the state of Guanajuato, Mexico to pursue Master and PhD studies at USask with funding provided jointly through EDUCAFIN and USask. USask is a member of CALDO.

	PhD Students	Master's Students
Number of selected applicants	Unlimited	Unlimited
Duration of funding	Up to four years	Up to two years

Guanajuato (Mexico) students must meet the eligibility requirements for both the USask academic program and the EDUCAFIN scholarship.

How to apply to the EDUCAFIN—University of Saskatchewan Co-Funding Program:

1. Apply to USask

• Find a program
• Follow the steps to apply for admission

2. If the student is admitted, the University of Saskatchewan will provide:

• Conditional letter of admission
• Information about how to obtain Study Permit (per request) to the International and Study Abroad Centre (ISSAC) 

3. Steps to obtain EDUCAFIN Scholarship:

• Applications are open for May 21, 2021 to June 15, 2021
• Follow the steps to apply to EDUCAFIN

Mexican students seeking full master's or PhD degrees:

	EDUCAFIN	USask
Cost of living	Living allowance, health insurance for PhD students for four years and two years for research-based master's students
Tuition	Tuition cost covered	Tuition bursary equivalent to international differential tuition for four years for PhD students and two years for research-based master's students.