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Turkey • Bachelor's, Master's

Partnership between UNRWA and the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency. Scholarships for Palestinian refugees to study at Turkish universities. Covers tuition, accommodation, and monthly stipend.

United States • Bachelor's

SPARK provides fully funded higher education scholarships for refugees and host-community youth in the Middle East and North Africa. Covers tuition, living costs, and academic support at accredited universities in Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey, Iraq, and the Palestinian Territories.

Turkey • Bachelor's, Master's, PhD

Fully-funded government scholarship covering tuition, accommodation, health insurance, and monthly stipend for international students. Explicitly welcomes Palestinian and Arab applicants. Includes a one-year Turkish language preparation year, so an IELTS/TOEFL score is not mandatory to apply.

Turkey • Bachelor's

Nine different scholarship programmes will be offered to Palestinian students in the 2012-2013 academic year, for a range of academic programmes at the undergraduate and post-graduate level. “Turkey is thus responding to the Ten Youth Commitments which UNRWA unveiled earlier this year,” said Filippo Grandi, Commissioner-General of UNRWA.

Turkey • Bachelor's, Master's, PhD

Fully funded Turkish government scholarships covering tuition, monthly stipend, accommodation, health insurance, flights and a Turkish-language year. Open to international students including Palestinians; many programmes are English-taught (no IELTS required for Turkish-taught tracks).

Turkey • Bachelor's

The Turkish Government Scholarship (Türkiye Burslari) offers fully funded places for international students including Palestinians at Turkish universities. Covers undergraduate, master's, PhD, and research scholarships. One of the largest scholarship programmes for displaced Palestinian students.

Turkey • Bachelor's, Master's, PhD

Fully-funded government scholarship covering tuition, accommodation, health insurance, and monthly stipend for international students. Explicitly welcomes Palestinian and Arab applicants. Includes a one-year Turkish language preparation year, so an IELTS/TOEFL score is not mandatory to apply.

United Kingdom • Bachelor's, PhD, Postdoc, Faculty

What we do Home > what we do > What we do Cara - the Council for At-Risk Academics - has been working since 1933 to support academics at risk. Our Fellowship Programme is a rescue mission for academics in immediate danger. At any time, some 350 at-risk academics are in placements, or are being helped through the process of finding a safe place to continue their work, with their families too. Our regional programmes support individuals working on in their home countries despite the risks, and those in exile nearby. They also work with higher education institutions whose work is at risk or compromised. Our Syria Programme was established in 2016, and worked until 2024 with some 200 Syrian academics in exile, mostly in Turkey. We also partner with other organisations, including with the British Academy in the 'Researchers at Risk' programme for Ukraine-based academics, which was launched in 2022 in response to the Russian invasion. We now manage all the payments to nearly 180 grantees. We are also participating in the EU's Inspireurope+ programme (2022-25), as the lead for Work Package 2, ‘ Guidance for Researchers at Risk ’. In all that we do we honour the aim set out by our founders in 1933, “to prevent the waste of exceptional abilities exceptionally trained” - knowing how important such abilities are to the future of each country, and to the world. Cara’s Fellowship Programme Cara is ready to help academics from any country in the world Cara's Fellowship Programme Further Support for Cara Fellows Help to find temporary refuge, a place you can work and learn until you can return home Further Support for Cara Fellows Cara’s Syria Programme Providing support to academics affected by the Syria crisis Cara’s Syria Programme Close

Turkey • Bachelor's

Koç University's Anatolian Scholarship programme specifically supports students from conflict-affected regions, including Palestinian refugees and displaced persons. Covers full tuition, accommodation, meals, and a personal expenses stipend.

Turkey • Bachelor's, Master's

Fully-funded Turkish government scholarship (Türkiye Bursları / YTB) for international students, including Palestinian refugees, to study at Turkish universities. Covers full tuition, accommodation, monthly stipend, and travel. Apply through the official Türkiye Scholarships portal.

Turkey • Bachelor's

Fully-funded Turkish government undergraduate scholarship: tuition, monthly stipend, accommodation, health insurance, return flights and a year of Turkish language. Welcomes Palestinian and Arab applicants.