In our effort to continually support and encourage the youth of our community, the Lebanese Chamber will award 4 scholarships valued at $2,500 each. Today’s students are tomorrow’s business leaders.
Scholarships will be awarded to eligible high school graduates & current university or college students studying within Nova Scotia and of Lebanese descent.
Scholarship applicants will be measured on academic grade and achievements, Lebanese community involvement and volunteering efforts in their broader community. (Please refer to the Bursary page for applying for financial need).
We have partnered with Saint Mary’s University & Mount Saint Vincent University, who will give an additional $2,500 to scholarship recipients who are current or accepted students at either university.
The 2026 Scholarship Program is now closed. Applications for 2027 will open in May 2027.
Applicants must provide the following items to be considered a complete application, if any item is missing the application will be marked incomplete: 1. Official Transcript, 2. Proof of Enrolment, 3. One letter of reference.
Please EMAIL us with any questions. We encourage all qualifying students to apply online.
Note: To access the application forms you must view this page on a desktop
2026: Anthony El-Halaby (Dalhousie), Chloe Lawen (Dalhousie), Elissa Nassar (Dalhousie), Lucas Bassil (Dalhousie).
2025: Anthony Ramia (Dalhousie), David Nerio Romero (SMU), Luciana Sassine (Dalhousie), Zoya Lawen (SMU).
2024: Angela Habib (SMU), Theressa Jabbour (SMU), Chloe JeBailey (Dalhousie), Antonia Nour Kandalaft (Dalhousie).
2023: Rita Andraous (SMU), Loulou El-Chater (SMU), Nicholas Habib (SMU), Anthony Metlej (Dalhousie).
2022: Loulou El-Chater (SMU), Dominique Jarmash (Dalhousie), Antonia Nour Kandalaft (Dalhousie), Tea Metlej (Dalhousie).
2021: Ibrahim Haddad (SMU), Jaden Lawen (Dalhousie), Elias Mourad (SMU), Sarah Tawil (Dalhousie).
2020: Lucas Arab (Dalhousie), Rackelle Awad (Dalhousie), Nadine Ayoub (SMU), Cyril O’Brien (Dalhousie).
2019: Austin Arab (Dalhousie), Nadine Ayoub (SMU), Nicole Fakhory (Dalhousie), Dimitra Tsimiklis (King’s College).
2018: Nicole Fakhory (Dalhousie), Rachelle Lawen (Dalhousie), Hannah Tibbet (SMU), Danielle Mourad (Dalhousie).
2017: John Arab (Dalhousie Engineering), Elsy Makhlouf (MSVU), Madeline Anjoul (SMU), Joelle Zhouri (SMU).
2016: Madeline Anjoul (SMU), Coline Jabbour (MSVU), Elsy Makhlouf (MSVU), Jessica Ramia (Dalhousie), Milad Saikali (SMU).
2015: Vanessa Noujaim (SMU), Celine Jabbour (MSVU), Anna Daniel (SMU) and Anthony Saikali (Dalhousie).
2014: Eliane Francis (Dalhousie), Monica Ramia (SMU), Nicole Arab (SMU), Maria Saikali (Dalhousie) and Laura Melanek (SMU).
2013: Nicholas Amyoony (Dalhousie), Nicole Arab (SMU), Soliel Chahine (Acadia) and Stephanie Mrad (SMU).
Note:
The LCC Scholarship Program is open to all students who are of Lebanese descent.
Applicants must be graduating from High School this year or currently enrolled in a Nova Scotian University or College.
An applicant can be rewarded this scholarship a maximum of two times.
