Schools...

Canadian Print Scholarships has approved schools and programs right across Canada. We aim to support students in as many graphics communications programs as possible.

The curriculum in each of these programs provides the skills and knowledge necessary fill a variety of roles in the graphic communications industry.

Employers in commercial print, packaging, display graphics, creative and more will find enthusiastic graduates from all of these programs.

To apply for a Canadian Printing Industries Scholarship, select your school and select ‘Apply for a Scholarship’.


Collège Ahuntsic - Printing Techniques

School Focus: Collège Ahuntsic – Printing Techniques

Collège Ahuntsic is more than a place of study: it is a stimulating, enriching and lively environment, like its community.
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School Focus: Saskatchewan Polytechnic

Come here to develop practical, hands-on skills in electronic file management, industry-standard software applications, and print management, production, and administration.
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Northern Alberta Institute of Technology

School Focus: Northern Alberta Institute of Technology

Look around you – virtually every printed, silk screened and digitally-rendered display you see every day has moved through the hands of a graphic communications professional.
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School Focus: Southern Alberta Institute of Technology

If you’ve ever picked up a print publication, visited a website, admired a logo or looked at an advertisement, then you are already familiar with some of the end products of the digital graphics industry.
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Ryerson University

School Focus: Ryerson University

Our world is a visual one. Every day we come into contact with hundreds of printed and graphic products — from giant billboards, to sleek interactive websites and unique packaging carrying the coffee you’re drinking or the smartphone you just bought.
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Manitoba Institute of Trades & Technology

School Focus: Manitoba Institute of Trades & Technology

With the MITT Graphic and Print Technician program, students learn the entire process of printing production from design and pre-press, through to printing and post press finishing operations.
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British Columbia Institute of Technology

School Focus: British Columbia Institute of Technology

In BCIT’s Graphic Communications Technology Management diploma program, students learn to design and produce marketing materials such as posters, large format signage, labels, brochures, books, and other finished products.
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Nova Scotia Community College

School Focus: Nova Scotia Community College

Print is an exciting and evolving industry that challenges you – creatively and technically.
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School Focus: Collège Ahuntsic – Printing Techniques

Collège Ahuntsic is more than a place of study: it is a stimulating, enriching and lively environment, like its community.
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School Focus: Collège Ahuntsic – Premedia Infographic

Collège Ahuntsic is more than a place of study: it is a stimulating, enriching and lively environment, like its community.
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