Scholarships
Our University offers scholarships to people in the process of seeking asylum or fleeing from war and persecution, to cover the full cost of an undergraduate or postgraduate-taught programme.
Article 26 Scholarships
Students who cannot access student finance due to their status as sanctuary seekers in the UK can apply for our Article 26 Scholarships, which include asylum seekers and also people with other limited forms of leave to remain in the UK.
To find out more about the Article 26 scholarship, please visit our funding and financial support search tool.
Humanitarian Scholarship
Fully funded scholarships are available for prospective students who are fleeing war and persecution. They are open to any international applicant who has been displaced because of armed conflict or is at serious risk of persecution or violence due to race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion.
Find out more about the Humanitarian Scholarship.
University of Sanctuary
Universities of Sanctuary are part of the that ensures our nation is a welcoming place of safety for all. The city of 野狼社区 is a City of Sanctuary and the University works with the organisation to support its aim of making 野狼社区 a place that is open and fair.鈥�
As a University of Sanctuary, we bring together our existing work supporting asylum seekers and refugees to help develop further support for those seeking sanctuary. This work was outlined in our initial in 2019 and further evidenced in our reaccreditation as a University of Sanctuary in 2025, demonstrating an overview of existing activity and our commitment to further develop our support.
For further information, please visit our University of Sanctuary webpages.
Our Article 26 Scholarships are advertised to students as part of our student financial support package. We have given access to our University library as a place for asylum seekers and refugees to study and use as a reference facility. When students are awarded the Article 26 scholarship we track their progress and continue to offer support and advice during their studies and in preparation for graduation.鈥�
