The Bseisu–University of Cambridge Scholarship for the 2026/27 academic year is a prestigious funding opportunity offered through the Cambridge Trust in partnership with the Amjad & Suha Bseisu Foundation. It is designed to support outstanding students from select Middle Eastern countries who wish to pursue full-time Master’s degrees at the University of Cambridge. This scholarship plays an important role in expanding access to world-class postgraduate education by reducing financial barriers for talented students with strong academic potential. Purpose and Scope of the Scholarship The scholarship provides comprehensive financial support to successful applicants, covering key costs associated with studying at Cambridge. This includes: Full international tuition fees Living expenses (maintenance support) Student visa costs Immigration Health Surcharge fees By covering both academic and living costs, the award ensures that students can focus fully on their studies without financial stress. The scholarship is valid for the full duration of the chosen Master’s programme and is not extendable beyond the standard course length. Eligible Countries and Target Applicants The scholarship is specifically open to prospective Master’s students who are citizens of: Lebanon Jordan Palestine Syria Applicants must apply for admission to the University of Cambridge and hold overseas fee status. The award is available across a wide range of academic disciplines, though preference is given to students pursuing STEM-related subjects. This targeted approach aims to support students from regions where access to international postgraduate funding is often limited, helping to promote academic mobility and global opportunity. Academic Level and Study Requirements The scholarship is available exclusively for full-time Master’s programmes at the University of Cambridge. Applicants must first secure admission to one of the university’s eligible postgraduate courses. There are over 200 eligible Master’s programmes across approximately 68 departments and schools, allowing candidates to apply in a wide variety of academic fields, from science and engineering to humanities and social sciences. However, strong emphasis is placed on academic excellence and the potential to contribute meaningfully to the chosen field of study. Selection Criteria and Award Basis The Bseisu–Cambridge Scholarship is awarded based on a combination of: Academic merit Financial need, including demonstrated hardship Only around two awards are offered annually, making the competition highly selective. Candidates are expected to demonstrate outstanding academic performance alongside a clear financial need for support. The scholarship committee evaluates applicants holistically, considering both academic achievements and personal circumstances. Application Process and Key Requirements A notable feature of this scholarship is that no separate application is required. Instead, eligible candidates are automatically considered when they apply for admission to the University of Cambridge. To be considered, applicants must: Submit a complete application for a Master’s programme at Cambridge Ensure their application meets the funding deadline for their specific course Indicate relevant eligibility information within the University’s application system Since funding decisions are tied directly to course applications, it is essential that candidates carefully review individual programme deadlines in the Postgraduate Course Directory. Selection Timeline and Results The Cambridge Trust manages scholarship decisions through an ongoing review process. Awards are typically distributed between March and July for the 2026/27 academic cycle. Because selection is continuous, applicants may be considered at different stages of the admissions cycle. Some successful candidates may receive offers earlier than others, depending on funding availability and partner arrangements. Applicants who are not contacted by the end of the award period should assume their application has not been successful, as unsuccessful candidates are not individually notified. Importance of the Scholarship Programme The Bseisu–University of Cambridge Scholarship represents a significant investment in academic talent from the Middle East. By providing full financial support for postgraduate study at one of the world’s leading universities, it helps nurture future leaders, researchers, and professionals. Beyond financial assistance, the programme strengthens international academic exchange and encourages diversity within Cambridge’s postgraduate community. It also reflects a broader commitment to supporting students from regions affected by economic and educational challenges. Final Overview For eligible students planning to pursue a Master’s degree at the University of Cambridge in 2026/27, the Bseisu–University of Cambridge Scholarship offers a highly competitive but transformative opportunity. With full funding, no separate application requirement, and a strong emphasis on academic excellence, it remains one of the most valuable postgraduate funding options available for students from Lebanon, Jordan, Palestine, and Syria. VISIT OFFICIAL WEBSITE HERE For more opportunities such as these please follow us on Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Twitter, LinkedIn and WPChannel Disclaimer: Global South Opportunities (GSO) is not the organization that is offering this opportunity. For any inquiries, please contact the official organization directly. Please do not send your applications & CVs to GSO, as we are unable to process them. 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