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The Said Foundation Scheme

The Said Foundation Scholarships for the year 2012/2013 is now open. Deadline is31 January 2012.

The Said Foundation offers a number of scholarships annually. It also offers joint scholarships with some selected universities in the UK.

Said Foundation scholarships

The Said Foundation is a charity based in the UK. One of its aims is to promote education and development in the Middle East. To this end, the Foundation offers a number of scholarships annually to enable graduates to pursue postgraduate courses and other training in subjects to be considered on their merits at universities or other institutions in the United Kingdom. The scholarships are open to citizens of certain member states of the Arab League and are tenable for up to one year. The Foundation does not fund undergraduate studies.

From 2012/13, the Foundation will offer one or two PhD/DPhil scholarships a year at Oxford and Cambridge universities only.These scholarships will be of three years’ duration, for further details about PhD/DPhil scholarships please read this document

Aims And Objectives

The aim of Said foundation Scholarship Programme is to offer an opportunity to young people aged up to 40 years from Jordan, Palestine, Lebanon and Syria who wish to study or train in the UK.

What is covered

There are 3 schemes:

How to apply

Application forms along with the guidance notes can be downloaded from the British Council website or from the Said Foundation website.

If you wish to apply for a scholarship, please follow the following:

Selection Criteria

Applicants should fulfil the following requirements

  1. have a good first degree
  2. have a very good English language or provide evidence of your proficiency in English language-before the first interview
  3. be under forty years of age
  4. be Jordanian, Lebanese, Palestinian or Syrian and be resident in the Middle East
  5. demonstrate that your chosen course of study will be of use to your home country or the Middle East region
  6. have at least two years' work experience
  7. be applicants for postgraduate courses or training of up to one year’s duration

Suitability

The applicant must sign a binding undertaking to apply the skills and knowledge they have gained in one of the Foundation's target countries (Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and Palestine); he/ she should be in need of partial or full funding and be able to demonstrate their future potential and the usefulness of the subject of study to the Arab world.

Partner Universities

The Foundation has partnership schemes with the universities listed below. You MUST apply to these universities if they have courses meeting your needs.

Cosponsors

The Foundation is happy to consider you for a scholarship if you have obtained partial funding from other organisations, your employer or have funds available from personal sources.

Additional information

For more information about the Foundation's scholarship schemes please contact:

The Said Foundation
54 Bartholomew Close
London EC1A  7HP
Telephone + 44 207 3679910
Fax + 44 207 726 6837

www.saidfoundation.org

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British Council, First Circle, Jabal Amman

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