The David Johnston Lebovic Foundation International Experience Awards are prestigious international experience grants offered by the University of Waterloo to support undergraduate and graduate students participating in academic, work, or volunteer experiences in Israel. Funded by the Joseph and Wolf Lebovic Foundation, these awards honor former Waterloo President David Johnston and his commitment to global learning. The awards are designed to reduce financial barriers and encourage meaningful international engagement aligned with academic requirements. Benefits: Up to $2,500 for a one-term study experience. $2,500 to $5,000 for one-term work or volunteer experience. Up to $10,000 for two-term work or volunteer experience. Leadership development opportunities. Networking with international students and professionals. Eligibility: Full-time undergraduate or graduate student at University of Waterloo. Planning to participate in approved international experience in Israel. Academic Standing: Undergraduates normally 70% average, Graduate students normally 75% average. Experience must relate to academic or co-op requirements. Demonstrate strong academic achievement and commitment to international learning. Canadian citizens, Permanent residents of Canada, or International students with valid study permit. Application Process: Students complete the International Experience Award application form. Submit through Undergraduate Studies Forms page. Graduate students consult the Graduate Studies Office for application guidance. Applications reviewed once per term based on academic achievement and type/duration of international experience. Final decisions made by Student Awards and Financial Aid Office (SAFA).