The Sabbagh & Associé Scholarship

Since 2026, Sabbagh & Associé has been committed to providing financial support to doctoral students in law at the University of Ottawa through an annual scholarship of $5,000. The Sabbagh & Associé Scholarship provides financial support to students enrolled in a doctoral program in law whose dissertation focuses on a specific topic in private law.

The founding partners of Sabbagh & Associé, Yasmina Boukossa, Esq., and Paul Sabbagh, Esq., both began their legal careers before completing their doctorates in law. As such, our firm is committed to helping new doctoral students establish themselves and carve out a place for themselves in the practice of private law.

We are pleased to be collaborating with one of Canada’s leading law schools, and we are proud to contribute to the success of the next generation of private civil law practitioners.

Since 2026, Sabbagh & Associé has been committed to providing financial support to doctoral students in law at the University of Ottawa through an annual scholarship of $5,000. We are pleased to partner with Canada’s largest law school and proud to contribute to the success of young doctoral students.

The founding partners of Sabbagh & Associé, Yasmina Boukossa, Esq., and Paul Sabbagh, Esq., both began their legal careers before completing their doctorates in law. As such, our firm is committed to helping new doctoral students establish themselves and carve out a place for themselves in the practice of private law.

Purpose of the fund

To support doctoral students in law whose dissertations focus on a specific area of private law.

Scholarship Details

Eligibility Criteria

The applicant must:

• be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident, or a protected person or refugee, or be an international student.
• be enrolled full-time or part-time in a doctoral program at the Faculty of Law at the University of Ottawa.
• demonstrate that their thesis addresses a specific topic within the field of private law.

Scholarship amount: $5,000

Number of scholarships: 1

Award frequency: Annual

Program or degree program: Doctorate

Department responsible for applications: Financial Aid and Scholarships Office

Deadline: October 31

For more information

University of Ottawa Faculty of Law