University of Glasgow Humanitarian Scholarship 2027/28
Differs: no university offer needed first, Straight to the provider
Cambridge Trust with the Amjad & Suha Bseisu Foundation, University of Cambridge · Application cycle 2027/2028
A scholarship for master's study at the University of Cambridge, for citizens of Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon or Syria. About 2 are awarded, and priority goes to STEM subjects.
Covers: tuition at the international fee rate, an annual maintenance allowance for one person, the student visa cost and the Immigration Health Surcharge. The scholarship lasts for the length of the course. The maintenance amount is not stated on the scholarship page, and travel is not mentioned.
A citizen of Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon or Syria Applying for a full-time master's course at Cambridge and paying the overseas fee rate Priority goes to applicants for STEM subjects The Cambridge Trust page excludes premium rate courses such as the MBA, and subjects offered by the School of Arts & Humanities and the School of Humanities & Social Sciences A conditional offer from Cambridge Awarded on academic merit and financial need
Language test not mentioned
The English level is set by the course you apply to. The scholarship page does not state a separate one.
Admission included in application?University admissionA university’s offer of a place in a program. University admission and scholarship funding may be separate decisions.
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There is no separate scholarship application. Apply for the master's course through the applicant portal, tick that you want to be considered for funding in the funding section, and list your income from all sources. The Trust only considers you if you apply before the funding deadline of your course and hold a conditional offer. The two main University funding deadlines are 8 December 2026 and 6 January 2027, depending on the course, at 23:59 GMT. Your course deadline is in the course directory. Awards are made between mid February and the end of July. Some awards funded by the Trust's partners need extra steps such as interviews, so decisions come between April and June. If the Trust has not contacted you by the end of July, assume the application was not successful.
The master's admission application with the documents and references the course asks for Details of your income from all sources, in the funding section A conditional offer of admission
Choose a full-time master's course, check that it is not one of the excluded courses, and find its funding deadline in the course directory. Apply through the applicant portal and tick that you want to be considered for funding. List your income from all sources. Complete the application and references before the funding deadline at 23:59 GMT.
Submitted through the applicant portal before the funding deadline of the course, with references.
You say you want to be considered for funding and list your income from all sources.
The Trust can only consider you for funding once you hold an offer.
You can name two colleges or leave the section blank. The scholarship can be held at any college.
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Scholarship page on the Cambridge Trust website: Contact form (opens in a new tab)
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Same funding type and level, from the same directory.
Differs: no university offer needed first, Straight to the provider
Differs: no university offer needed first, Straight to the provider
Differs: no university offer needed first, Straight to the provider