Offered by Indspire
Indigenous Law Studies Access Program (AÉDA)
- Deadline
- Ongoing intake
- Where
- All of Canada
Free, no account to start. This program is added to your saved list.
In short
The AÉDA Program encourages equitable representation of Indigenous peoples in legal professions by offering bursaries to Métis students and non-status First Nations students wishing to pursue law studies.
Eligibility criteria
- Indigenous business or organization (required)
- Business located in Canada (required)
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Official program website
Page updated on September 30, 2026. Summary and criteria extracted by our AI from the official program page; always check with the agency.
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