Applications are currently open for international students to apply for the 2024/25 Humanitarian Scholarship and Afghan Women’s Scholarship at the University of Dundee.

Are you a postgraduate student with a passion for making a difference? The Humanitarian Scholarship is open to international students with Refugee or Asylum Status, or Humanitarian Protection as recognized by the 1951 UN Convention on the Status of Refugees.

The Scholarship Summary

Application currently ongoing
Applicable study: New International students
Level of studies: Postgraduate
For: Tuition fees
Number on offer: Several

Benefits of the Scholarship

Study in the UK
Postgraduate studies
Full tuition fee waiver (if the study is longer than 1 year, only the first year will be funded)
A monthly living stipend to cover living costs while in the UK
A monthly allowance for accommodation in line with the University Accommodation amount
Applicants can also choose to stay on campus or in private residences.

Deadline: Not specified. Depends on the course.

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Eligibility Criteria

Please check the list of available courses and the list of countries to be sure you are eligible.
Have an offer of admission conditional or unconditional for a postgraduate taught program in any of our academic schools, beginning in September 2024.
Have Refugee or Asylum Status, or Humanitarian Protection as recognised by the 1951 UN Convention on the Status of Refugees.
All fee status applicants are eligible: Scottish, RUK, EU, International

Our Afghan Women’s Scholarship welcomes applications from:

Those who hold an academic offer of entry – conditional* or unconditional – for a postgraduate taught program in any of our academic schools, beginning in September 2024. The program must be a full 180-credit postgraduate taught course, on campus;

Female applicants with Afghan nationality residing outside of Afghanistan at the time of application. The University of Dundee does not encourage applicants who are currently resident in Afghanistan to apply, and the University cannot make any awards to applicants currently resident in Afghanistan.