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Student Action for Refugees - Scholarships Provided by Universities Skip to content Home About Menu Toggle Facts about refugees and asylum About STAR Our team Join our team Contact us Resources and support News Get involved Menu Toggle Find a group Start a group Equal Access Network Volunteering projects Take action Menu Toggle Equal Access Families Together Lift the Ban These Walls Must Fall Access to university Menu Toggle How to apply Scholarships Pre-university courses Guidance for universities Frequently Asked Questions Donate Search for: Search Search Home About Menu Toggle Facts about refugees and asylum About STAR Our team Join our team Contact us Resources and support News Get involved Menu Toggle Find a group Start a group Equal Access Network Volunteering projects Take action Menu Toggle Equal Access Families Together Lift the Ban These Walls Must Fall Access to university Menu Toggle How to apply Scholarships Pre-university courses Guidance for universities Frequently Asked Questions Donate Main Menu Home About Menu Toggle Facts about refugees and asylum About STAR Our team Join our team Contact us Resources and support News Get involved Menu Toggle Find a group Start a group Equal Access Network Volunteering projects Take action Menu Toggle Equal Access Families Together Lift the Ban These Walls Must Fall Access to university Menu Toggle How to apply Scholarships Pre-university courses Guidance for universities Frequently Asked Questions Donate Scholarships Provided by Universities Over 80 universities offer scholarships, bursaries and fee waivers for people who have claimed asylum in the UK. Each scholarship has different eligibility criteria, application deadlines, and levels of financial support. Use the filters and search function to find a scholarship that suits you. This list is compiled and updated by STAR, but the scholarships are administered by individual universities. To enquire about a scholarship or to make sure that you have the most up-to-date information, please contact the university that you are applying to. New! You can also find information about scholarships and other support on Displaced Student Opportunities UK – a new online portal featuring opportunities that support refugees and people seeking asylum in the UK to access university. Please note: If you have come to the UK through a resettlement scheme for Afghan nationals (ARAP or ACRS) or through visa routes for Ukrainians, you may not be eligible for these scholarships. Where scholarships specifically mention the Ukraine schemes or indefinite leave to remain, we have added this to the table below. If you are unsure, contact the universities to find out if your application will be considered. For information about nationwide scholarships or grants, please look at our Additional financial support page. Eligibility definitions Asylum seeker: You have submitted a claim for asylum or are actively appealing a negative decision on claim for asylum. Refugee: You have been granted Refugee Status by the Home Office, in line with the Refugee Convention. DLR/LLR: You have Discretionary Leave to Remain/Limited Leave to Remain for any reason, including asylum. DLR/LLR*: You have Discretionary Leave to Remain/Limited Leave to Remain as the result of an asylum claim. Humanitarian Protection: You have been granted Humanitarian Protection (HP) as the result of an asylum claim. UASC Leave: You are under the age of 17.5 years and have been granted Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking Child (UASC) status as the result of an asylum application. In most cases, dependants are also eligible to apply. Check the individual university for details. Some scholarships are only open to people that do not have access to Student Finance. To check if you have access to Student Finance, consult the UKCISA website . Privacy & Cookies: This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use. To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here: Cook…