Ibrahim recently completed a bachelor's degree in political science and now works for the City of Ottawa, managing contracts for a $300-million funding program for childcare centres. He created a non-profit organization offering haircuts to youth in need, running it for five and a half years, and volunteered as a tenant ambassador for the Ottawa Community Housing Corporation. Ibrahim also served on the board of a local educational charity. Hoping to become an advocate for children in Quebec, he has been admitted to law school at McGill.
Ibrahim Musa, has consistently demonstrated a deep commitment to understanding and solving complex political issues. Ibrahim's academic journey at the School of Political Studies has been marked by a rigorous pursuit of knowledge and a drive to contribute positively to society through his work.
The McCall MacBain Scholarship, renowned for its competitive selection process, provides full funding along with a comprehensive leadership development program. It supports outstanding students who have shown leadership potential and a commitment to making a difference in their communities. Ibrahim was selected from among hundreds of applicants from around the world, a testament to his leadership skills, academic achievements, and potential for future impact.
The School of Political Studies congratulates Ibrahim Musa on this remarkable achievement and looks forward to his continued success both academically and in his future endeavors to effect positive change.