Scholarships FAQ

– Hold Syrian, Jordanian, Lebanese or Palestinian nationality – Hold an undergraduate degree that is equivalent to a 2:1 or higher, or be in the final year of your undergraduate degree – Have work and/or voluntary experience relevant to your field of study and a clear career path on return to your home country or the region – Demonstrate leadership potential – Have applied for an eligible course at a partner university – Have met the Foundation’s English language requirements – Upload all required documentation To be eligible to apply you should be permanently resident in one of our target countries of Syria, Jordan, Lebanon or Palestine. You may apply if you are temporarily living outside of your country for study/work purposes but are normally resident in one of our target countries. The Foundation is more flexible with Syrian candidates because of current circumstances in that country. Palestinians living in Israel may apply. Palestinian candidates normally resident in Gaza who have been displaced to other countries since 2023 are also eligible to apply. Yes, we accept applications from candidates who hold