The University of Sheffield is pleased to announce the Gaza-Palestine Postgraduate Taught Scholarship 2025, a prestigious award dedicated to supporting talented postgraduate students affected by the ongoing crisis in Gaza.
The University of Sheffield, founded in 1905, is a leading public research university in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England. It began as a merger of three local institutions—Sheffield Medical School, Firth College, and Sheffield Technical School—and quickly grew into a respected center for higher education. Known for its strong emphasis on research, innovation, and student experience, the university is part of the prestigious Russell Group and attracts students from around the world for its high academic standards and supportive community.
Table of Briefs
| Scholarship Element | Details |
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| Scholarship Name | Gaza-Palestine Postgraduate Taught Scholarship 2025 |
| Host Institution | University of Sheffield, UK |
| Eligible Nationality | Citizens of Gaza or former residents displaced after October 2023 conflict |
| Course Type | One-year full-time taught master’s program |
| Start Date | September 2025 |
| Scholarship Coverage | Full tuition fees, accommodation, and £5,000 maintenance stipend |
| Deadline to Apply | 27 May 2025 |
| Application Access Requirement | Hold a conditional/unconditional offer to study at Sheffield |
| Notification Date | By the end of June 2025 |
| Contact Information | sheffieldscholars@sheffield.ac.uk |
Background
For students from Gaza seeking to rebuild their future through higher education, the Gaza-Palestine Postgraduate Taught Scholarship 2025 by the University of Sheffield offers a powerful opportunity. This scholarship supports students affected by the conflict by providing full financial coverage for a postgraduate taught master’s degree in the UK. With the devastating impact of the 2023 conflict in Gaza, this scholarship aims to empower resilient and ambitious students to continue their education, gain new skills, and contribute positively to their communities.
Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible for this scholarship, applicants must:
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Be a citizen of Gaza, or have been a resident prior to the October 2023 conflict escalation.
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Be classified as overseas for tuition purposes and be self-funding.
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Hold a conditional or unconditional offer from the University of Sheffield for a one-year, full-time taught master’s program starting in September 2025.
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Be not enrolled in a distance learning or part-time program.
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Not be receiving any other scholarships or financial discounts from the university.
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Applicants who have left Gaza due to conflict must evidence residency in Gaza before October 2023.
Benefits
The Gaza-Palestine Scholarship includes:
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Full tuition fee waiver for a one-year postgraduate taught program.
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Free accommodation in a single occupant en-suite room at university halls.
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A maintenance stipend of £5,000 to assist with living expenses.
Application Process
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Apply for a Master’s Program
First, apply for a full-time postgraduate taught course starting in September 2025 via the University of Sheffield’s Postgraduate Application Portal. -
Receive an Offer
You must receive a conditional or unconditional offer before you can access the scholarship application form. -
Access the Scholarship Form
Once you have your offer, use your MUSE (My University of Sheffield Experience) login to access the scholarship application form. Allow up to 48 hours after your offer to gain access. -
Submit by the Deadline
Complete and submit your application before 1 PM (UK time) on Tuesday, 27 May 2025.
Important Dates
Application Deadline:Â 27 May 2025.
Conclusion
The Gaza-Palestine Postgraduate Taught Scholarship is more than just financial support—it’s a bridge to a brighter future for students impacted by conflict. If you’re eligible, don’t miss this opportunity to study at one of the UK’s top universities, supported by a scholarship that understands your background, values your goals, and invests in your future.