University of Glasgow Humanitarian Scholarship 2027/28
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University of Glasgow and the Bseisu Foundation · Application cycle 2027/2028
The Bseisu – University of Glasgow Scholarship 2027/28
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About this scholarship
A fully funded scholarship for nationals of Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria on STEM taught master's programmes in the University of Glasgow's College of Science and Engineering. Two awards are offered for September 2027 entry. The university says all decisions will be communicated by 25 June 2027.
Funding type
Full tuition fee waiver for the whole programme £17,424 a year towards study and living costs Visa costs Immigration Health Surcharge Flights
- Tuition fees
- Covered
- Living costs
- Covered
- Travel
- Covered
- Insurance
- Covered
Eligibility requirements
- Nationalities
- Listed nationalities only — Palestinian Territories, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria
- Residence condition
- No residence condition
A national of Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon or Syria, living in any country A firm conditional or unconditional offer for full-time study on an eligible taught master's programme in the College of Science and Engineering, September 2027 entry PgDip, PgCert and online distance programmes are not eligible
- Minimum grade
- Not stated
- Work experience asked for
- Not stated
- Return condition
- Return condition not stated
- How to apply
- Route not stated
Language requirements and exemptions
Language test required IELTS TOEFL iBT PTE Academic Cambridge English Waiver not mentioned
The scholarship sets no separate language test. You must meet the University of Glasgow's English requirement for your programme, for example IELTS Academic or another accepted test.
University admission details
Required before applying?University admissionA university’s offer of a place in a program. University admission and scholarship funding may be separate decisions.
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Apply first for one of the roughly 43 eligible STEM master's programmes, such as Computing Science, Data Science and AI, Aerospace, Civil or Mechanical Engineering, Chemistry, Physics, Statistics or Climate and Environmental Science, and accept the offer firmly.
Required documents
University of Glasgow master's application and a firm offer Proof of nationality (passport) Any scholarship form the university publishes for the 2027/28 round
Application steps
Apply to an eligible STEM taught master's at the University of Glasgow for September 2027. Accept your offer firmly. Register interest on the scholarship page to get the application details for the 2027/28 round. Decisions will be communicated by 25 June 2027.
Requirement checklist
Firm offer for an eligible programme Required
Hold a firm conditional or unconditional offer for full-time study on an eligible STEM taught master's in the College of Science and Engineering, starting September 2027.
Proof of nationality Required
A national of Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon or Syria. You may live in any country.
Register interest Optional
Use the register-interest form on the scholarship page to receive updates.
Scholarship contacts
No official contact email published
Universities and contacts
University of Glasgow
United Kingdom
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