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Our AlumniNorthumbria University would like to announce The Sanctuary Scholarship, for those seeking asylum in the UK.
This opportunity will award three students with a £3,000 per year contribution towards studies, as well as a full 100% fee waiver for a wide range of eligible Full-Time Undergraduate courses, beginning in September 2025.
Please read the following Guidance Notes prior to making your application.
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED.
To be eligible for the Sanctuary Scholarship, you must:
* Your spouse or civil partner must have been your spouse or civil partner on the date that your asylum application was made. Dependent children or step-children must have been aged 18 or under on the date that your asylum application was made.
Aspiring Dreams, a lived experience organisation is supporting those from disadvantaged backgrounds including those seeking asylum. Aspiring Dreams offer help and guidance and will gladly assist anyone wishing to apply for a Northumbria Sanctuary Scholarship. Please contact Arooba for further information.
Last Updated: 06/05/2025
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