The Bseisu-University of Edinburgh Scholarship
About this opportunity
The University of Edinburgh has partnered with the Bseisu Foundation
(https://www.bseisufoundation.org) to provide scholarships for displaced students from Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and Palestine to undertake masters programmes in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).
The scholarships are for a one-year, full time, on-campus postgraduate programmes offered by the College of Science and Engineering at the University of Edinburgh.
Level of Study
- Master’s - Taught
Eligibility
I am outside of the UK
Additional notes about eligibility criteria
To be eligible for the Bseisu-University of Edinburgh Scholarship 2026/2027, applicants:
· must be nationals of Syria, Jordan, Lebanon or Palestine
· must be refugees or displaced, including internal displacement
· may be domiciled in any country outside the UK.
You must also meet all the academic entry requirements of your chosen degree programme, including English language proficiency. You will be offered a free English test if you are awarded the scholarship.
Eligible degree programmes include:
This scholarship is for STEM full-time, on campus Master’s programmes at the University of Edinburgh. STEM programmes are offered by the University’s College of Science and Engineering.
College of Science and Engineering – https://science-engineering.ed.ac.uk/
What is included in this opportunity?
- Full bursary (study costs and full living costs)
- English language provision
Additional notes about support provided
Funding
– Full funding for overseas student tuition fees.
– Stipend of £20,780 to cover living expenses (including accommodation, bills, travel and food) whilst you are studying in Edinburgh.
– Travel costs will be fully covered (including visa costs, NHS surcharge, flights and any travel accommodation).
Types of study available
- Full-time
- Face-to-face
Additional details about application process
Guidance
· You must apply for your chosen degree programme before you apply for this scholarship. You will be provided with a UUN (University User Number) once you
have applied for your degree programme. You will be asked for your UUN when applying for the scholarship.
· You can’t be awarded this scholarship if you’re not admitted to your chosen degree programme.
· Deadlines for degree programme selections vary, so please check the deadline for your chosen programme.
Applying
Full instructions on how to apply for the scholarship can be found here: https://global.ed.ac.uk/education-beyond-borders/the-bseisu-university-of-edinburgh-scholarship-20262027
The deadline for applications is 5pm (UK Time) on Friday 13th March 202
Number of places available
2
Is this opportunity available for individuals outside of the UK?
Yes
For further questions contact Education Beyond Borders
Email Us educationbeyondborders@ed.ac.uk
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