Amount
500.0
Country
United Kingdom
Level
Bachelor's
Deadline
TBD
About This Scholarship
Financial support for those seeking asylum in the UK and therefore unable to access government support. The WH Revis Article 26 Scholarship offers financial support to students who are seeking asylum in the UK and are not eligible for home fee status, therefore causing a significant barrier to attending university. This award will cover the cost of your tuition fees, plus a £500 contribution to help with the cost of living while at university, which can be taken as 'cash' or credit on your meal card. If you receive the award, you do not have to pay it back after you graduate. There are a limited number of awards available, so this scholarship is competitive. As only one award is available in 2026, should we have more than one eligible applicant the outcome will be determined by the information provided in your and your referee’s supporting statements (see information below). More information on the above criteria and your supporting statements can be found in the application guidance . *Spouses/civil partners must have been the spouse/civil partner on the date which the asylum application was made. Children/step-children must have been aged under 18 on the date on which the asylum
What it takes to get there
Student visa
- Proof of funds: £1,171 per month, for 9 months. (£1,529 per month in London.)official source
This award does not say it covers living costs, so plan to show this amount yourself. The official page says a scholarship or sponsor letter can count as proof.
- Application fee: £558.official source
- Health surcharge: £776 per year of the visa.official source
- Usual decision time: about 3 weeks.official source
- From Gaza: the government says it will seek to help eligible students leave if the scholarship covers both course fees and living costs, and that the journey out cannot be guaranteed. This award does not say it covers living costs, so it may not qualify for this support.official source
- A post-study work visa exists for graduates.official source
Checked on the official pages on 2026-09-27. Rules change; confirm on the official page before you pay or book.
Requirements
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the The WH Revis Article 26 Scholarship?
Financial support for those seeking asylum in the UK and therefore unable to access government support. The WH Revis Article 26 Scholarship offers financial support to students who are seeking asylum in the UK and are not eligible for home fee status, therefore causing a significant barrier to attending university. This award will cover the cost of your tuition fees, plus a £500 contribution to help with the cost of living while at university, which can be taken as 'cash' or credit on your meal card. If you receive the award, you do not have to pay it back after you graduate. There are a limited number of awards available, so this scholarship is competitive. As only one award is available in 2026, should we have more than one eligible applicant the outcome will be determined by the information provided in your and your referee’s supporting statements (see information below). More information on the above criteria and your supporting statements can be found in the application guidance . *Spouses/civil partners must have been the spouse/civil partner on the date which the asylum application was made. Children/step-children must have been aged under 18 on the date on which the asylum
Who can apply for the The WH Revis Article 26 Scholarship?
Students pursuing Bachelor's degrees can apply. This scholarship specifically supports Palestinian students.
What is the application deadline?
Please check the official scholarship website for current application deadlines.
How much funding does this scholarship provide?
The The WH Revis Article 26 Scholarship provides 500.0 in funding.
What are the requirements?
Requirements vary. Please check the official scholarship website for detailed eligibility criteria.
How competitive is this scholarship?
The The WH Revis Article 26 Scholarship has an acceptance rate of approximately 22.2%. This scholarship has moderate competition.
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