Middle East and North Africa

Get more at the University of Sunderland in 2024! We are proud to welcome students from over 100 countries, offering a blend of world-leading academic excellence, innovative teaching, and real-world experiences. Register below to find out about our exclusive scholarships for students from Algeria, Morocco, Jordan, Egypt and Turkey.

Choose Sunderland

At the University of Sunderland, your education extends beyond the classroom. Known as the friendly university, we ensure every student finds their place. Whether you’re engaging in our vibrant campus life or taking advantage of our comprehensive support networks, you’re set to thrive. We’re pleased to say that the University of Sunderland has been placed within the top 50 UK universities by the Guardian University Guide 2024. This year, we're excited to offer a range of exclusive scholarships and discounts to students Middle East and North Africa. Join us and experience how Sunderland can shape your life and career, opening doors to global opportunities.

Early Bird Bonus

Early Bird Bonus
Secure a £1,000 fee waiver when you pay your deposit by June 30th, 2024. Available for students from Algeria, Morocco, Jordan, Egypt and Turkey on a first-come, first-served basis. Act fast—limited scholarships available!

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Who is eligible?

In order to be eligible for the Scholarship, applicants must meet the following criteria:

Must be making an application from and be nationals and live in Algeria, Morocco, Jordan, Egypt and Turkey.
Must meet all academic and English conditions on application.
Must apply for either a full time undergraduate or postgraduate programme starting in September/October 2024, or January/February/March 2025 at our Sunderland or London Campus.
The tuition fee deposit of the undergraduate or postgraduate course must be received as cleared funds into the University of Sunderland’s bank account upfront before CAS is issued (Semester 1 – Progressing onto September or October courses 2024) or (Semester 2 - Progressing onto January or February courses 2025). The University will not be held liable for any delays with overseas banks and it the responsibility of the student to ensure funds are received by the University before the deadline.
Applicants must be classified as an “International” student for fee purposes.

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