بعثات لدراسة الماجستير في المملكة المتحدة

بعثات لدراسة الماجستير في المملكة المتحدة
Scholarships for Overseas Master's Students
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http://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/scholarships/graduate/overs-master
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http://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/international/countries/middle-east/jordan

Scholarships for Overseas Master's Students
The following scholarships are available to students from Jordan.

British Chevening Scholarships
For prospective graduate students from countries with which the UK has, or is likely to develop, strong economic links. The aim of these scholarships is to bring to the UK present and future leaders, decision-makers and opinion-formers from countries with which the UK's economic relations are expected to develop. Students must apply to the British Embassy or High Commission in their own country of origin. The closing date is normaly 12 months before the start of the academic year. The awards are based on academic merit.
Eligibility: The scholarships are normally awarded to students intending to pursue Master's degree or MPhil/PhD programmes. Occasionally they are awarded for shorter, vocationally-oriented programmes of between three and six months. Students must already be established in a subject area or profession and be from countries with which the UK has, or is likely to develop, strong economic links.
Islamic Development Bank Scholarship Fee PartnershipFor prospective research students in a Science and Technology field, who are from an IDB member country. These awards are based on academic merit. UCL part-funds these awards under a fee partnership agreement with the Islamic Development Bank (IDB), however, students must apply directly to the IDB for this funding.
Eligibility: Students must be applying to UCL for a research degree in a Science and Technology field. Students will be expected to return to their home country upon completion of their degree.
Said Foundation/UCL Joint ScholarshipFor prospective Master's students under 40 years of age, who are domiciled in either Jordon, Lebanon, Palestine or Syria and do not hold any form of British residency. Students must have at least two years' work experience and undertake to return to their home country, or a country of the Arab League, for a set period following their studies in the UK. These awards are based on academic merit and are designed to promote education in the Middle East. UCL part-funds these awards under a fee partnership agreement with the Said Foundation, however, students must apply directly to the British Council offices in the Middle East for this funding.
Eligibility: Prospective Master's students under 40 years of age, who are Jordanian, Lebanese, Palestinian or Syrian nationality, and are normally resident in the Arab world and do not hold any form of British residency. Students must be willing to sign a binding undertaking to return to one of the target countries for a set period following the funded studies in the UK.
The following scholarships are open to students from Jordan and all overseas students:
Alumni ScholarshipThese awards are based on academic merit and aim to enable and encourage those who have gained a UCL undergraduate degree to pursue full-time Master's degree studies at UCL.
Eligibility: Prospective full-time master's who have successfully completed or be currently completing undergraduate studies at UCL.
Amelia Zollner IPPR/UCL Internship AwardThis internship at IPPR is for current students or recent graduates of UCL at any degree level, who are interested in politics, current affairs and social justice. The selection is based on academic merit.
Eligibility: Applicants must be current UCL students, or recent graduates in any area, interested in and passionate about policy and politics, current affairs and social justice, and the work of IPPR, as well as enthusiastic about political research. Applicants can come from any country, but must be able to work in the UK. They should have some research skills, and need to be committed to the aims of IPPR of wanting to build a fairer, more democratic and environmentally sustainable world.
Byron FellowshipThe Byron Fellowship Educational Foundation offers one travel bursary per year to current UCL students to enable them to attend a one-week educational programme in sustainable communities in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA.
Eligibility: Applicants must currently be registered on an undergraduate or postgraduate programme at UCL.
Denys Holland ScholarshipFor prospective full-time undergraduate students. This award is based on financial hardship, and is subject to applicants demonstrating their intention to play a full part in extra-curricular activities of UCL and the Students Union. This scholarship commemorates Prof. Denys Holland, Professor of Law and Dean of Students, and was created via donations from his students.
Eligibility: Prospective full-time undergraduate students.
Doctoral School Fellowship
DSC Award (Surina Narula Travel Award)For current students who are intending to travel to Jaipur Literature Festival in India. Students are expected to make some personal contribution to the costs of the travel and grants will not be made retrospectively.

Eligibility: Applicants must be registered students of UCL on any programme of study leading to a degree or diploma.
Faculty Undergraduate Scholarship for ExcellenceThis award aims to promote and reward academic excellence among current UCL students. There is no application procedure; all eligible undergraduate students will be condsidered by their faculty.
Frederick Bonnart-Braunthal ScholarshipFor prospective full-time research students who are pursuing research which explores the nature of religious, racial and cultural prejudices and finds ways of combating them. This award is based on academic excellence.

Eligibility: Prospective MPhil/PhD students from any country who are applying for a full-time MPhil/PhD research in any department of UCL. Students must be intending to pursue research relevant to the aim of the scholarship.
Graduate Master's Awardsthe GMA are a collection of scholarships and bursaries provided by UCL, and also in partnership with UCL alumni, donors and external organisations
Please click on each funding scheme for further details
Graduate Research Scholarship for Cross-Disciplinary Training (GXD) - NOW CLOSED FOR 2015/16 ENTRYTo provide research students with the opportunity to study in another department for one year, and gain additional skills and knowledge.
Eligibility: Current students registered at UCL for full-time MPhil/PhD or EngD programme who are in receipt of three years funding for their normal MPhil/PhD or EngD programme. Where the student is in receipt of a scholarship or funding e.g. from a Research Council, written permission for the arrangement must be sought from the relevant body. The scholarships can be taken at any point during the MPhil/PhD or EngD programme.
Graduate Research Scholarships (GRS) - NOW CLOSED FOR 2015/16 ENTRY
Eligibility: Prospective and current UCL research students undertaking full-time or part-time study who hold, or are expecting to achieve the equivilent to at least an upper second-class UK Bachelor's degree. While current students may apply, those entering their third-year of research will normally only be considered for funding in exceptional circumstances. Available annually to prospective and current UCL research students.
Greenbank ScholarshipFor prospective or current Master's students witihin any UCL department. Selection is based solely on financial need.
Eligibility: Any Masters (inc. Mres) student. One year only. 2nd year students are not barred from reapplying.
Inoue Masaru ScholarshipFor current UCL students who wish to study at a Japanese University. The scholarships may be used for the collection of material for a thesis or for attendance at a programme of study recognised for credit purposes. They may also be used for cultural and educational experience in which case an interruption of course would need to be approved. Preference will be given to applicants who can demonstrate that obtaining such an opportunity to study in Japan will lead to improved Anglo-Japanese understanding. This award is based on academic merit.
Eligibility: Candidates must be registered students of UCL who are reading for an undergraduate or graduate degree programme.
Jackson Lewis ScholarshipFor current UCL students. These awards are made on the basis of academic merit, however, if it is difficult to make a final decision on academic grounds, consideration will be given to the financial needs of the candidates. Students must contact their department for application information. This scholarship was founded under the will of Mr H L Jackson.
Eligibility: Current students at UCL.

Keith Wightman ScholarshipFor current full-time undergraduate students who have successfully completed their first year of study. The aim of the scholarship is to enable and encourage first-year UCL students who show excellence in the sport of golf to pursue their interest. This award is based on academic merit and sporting excellence. In the event that there are no suitable candidates, the scholarship may be awarded to students who show excellence in other sports.
Eligibility: Current students who have successfully completed the first-year of their undergraduate programme in any subject at UCL, who show an excellence in golf (or other sport) and excellence in their academic studies.
Malcolm Grant Postgraduate ScholarshipThe criterion for awarding the scholarship is financial need and leadership potential. This scholarship is open to both prospective and current Master's students who also completed their undergraduate degree at UCL.
Eligibility: Applicants for the scholarship must have applied and accepted a place on a postgraduate taught programme at UCL by the date of the scheme application deadline. Students must have completed their undergraduate degree at UCL.
Old Students Association (OSA) Trust ScholarshipFor current fee-paying students on programmes of more than one years duration. This award is based on a combination on academic merit and financial need.
Eligibility: currently enrolled Home, Overseas, undergraduate and graduate students registered on programmes of more than one year's duration who are not in the first-year of their programme. The Scholarships are awarded primarily for academic excellence demonstrated in the student's current degree programme. Financial circumstances will also be taken into account. Students with Continuing Research Status (CRS) are not eligible.
Overseas Research Scholarship (ORS) - NOW CLOSED FOR 2015/16 ENTRYFor prospective and current overseas UCL research students undertaking full-time or part-time study who hold, or are expecting to achieve the equivilent to at least an upper second-class UK Bachelor's degree. While third-year students may apply, they will only be considered for funding in exceptional circumstances. These awards are based on academic excellence and research potential.
Eligibility: Prospective and current research students who are liable to pay tuition fees at the Overseas rate (Overseas fees status). Students must be holding, or expecting to achieve, at least an upper second-class UK Bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification. Please note that while current students may apply, those entering their third-year of research will normally only be considered for funding in exceptional circumstances.
UCL Community Contribution AwardFor current students at UCL. These awards seek to highlight, celebrate and reward outstanding achievements or endeavours by current UCL students in a non-academic field and aim to foster the notion of UCL as a community. Students may be nominated by a fellow UCL Student or staff member; they may not nominate themselves. The award consists of a donation on behalf of the selected student to a single organisation.
Eligibility: Current UCL students enrolled for study or research at any level. Nominations may relate to activities or achievements in the current or the previous academic year provided the student was enrolled at UCL at the relevant time. Awards are open only to individual students – a group of students therefore may not be nominated for an award
UPCH Progression ScholarshipsFor prospective full-time undergraduate students who are currently enrolled on the UCL University Preparatory Certificate for Humanities and Social Sciences. This award is based on academic merit. There is no application procedure; students are automatically considered for the award by the UCL Centre for Languages & International Education (CLIE).
Eligibility: Prospective undergraduate students who are enrolled on UCL's University Preparatory Certificate for the Humanities (UPCH).
UPCSE Progression ScholarshipsFor prospective full-time undergraduate students who are currently enrolled on the UCL University Preparatory Certificate for Science and Engineering. This award is based on academic merit. There is no application procedure; students are automatically considered for the award by the UCL Centre for Languages & International Education (CLIE).
Eligibility: Prospective undergraduate students who are enrolled on UCL's University Preparatory Certificate for Science and Engineering (UPCSE).
UWC - IOB United World Colleges International Outreach BursaryFor prospective overseas full-time undergraduate students who have attended a United World College. These awards are based on a combination of financial need and academic merit. UCL and United World Colleges (UWC) agreed to collaborate in this scheme to enable graduates of a UWC, who are otherwise financially unable to study in the UK. With this scheme UCL supports the aims of UWC to make education a force to unite people, nations and cultures for peace and a sustainable future. Eligible students will be nominated by their college's UWC Guidance Counselor/University Advisor.
Eligibility: Must be final-year IB Diploma students attending a United World College or - in the case of of candidates from Waterford KaMhlaba UWC, have completed their studies in the preceding calendar year, who lack the financial means necessary to pursue undergraduate degree studies at UCL. Students must be liable to pay tuition fees at the overseas rate, and must have selected UCL as their first choice on the UCAS admission form (selecting UCL as the insurance choice does not satisfy the regulations for this award).
Visit Funding and Scholarships for the full list of scholarships and funding opportunities available at UCL

Official Scholarship Website:  http://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/international/countries/middle-east/jordan