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United World Schools Scholarship

Available Period: 09/01 — 11/01

Funding Type: Partially Funded

Funding Amount: 0.00 USD

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This scholarship is currently open for applications during the announced annual period.

Remaining 21 days

From 09 / 01

To 11 / 01

Registration Open

Scholarship Details

About the Scholarship

United World Schools (UWC) is a network of schools and colleges around the world offering the International Baccalaureate Program (IBDP) for the last two years of secondary school with boarding.

The application period begins annually from September 1 until the end of November for admission to the following academic year.

UWC provides a comprehensive scholarship and financial support system, with more than 80% of students accepted through national committees receiving full or partial scholarships.

The scholarship usually covers:
Tuition fees, accommodation, food, books, IB exams, excursions scheduled within the curriculum, and sometimes additional costs depending on the case.

The grant often does not cover:
Visa costs, international travel, health insurance, and personal expenses (except in special cases).

Requirements

The student must be Syrian or Palestinian holding a Syrian travel document.
- Must have completed or are currently studying in the tenth grade, with an above average academic record.
- Age between 16 and 18 years as of September 1 of the year of entry (with exceptions).
- Proficiency in the English language is not required when applying, but willingness to develop it is necessary.
- Focus on personal values such as leadership, community work, social initiatives, and the ability to cultural coexistence.
Required documents:
- Transcript of grades for the previous two years.
- Translating statements into English when needed.
- A letter of recommendation from a teacher or academic supervisor.
- Document of the student’s rank in class (if any).
- A copy of your ID or passport (required later).
Application mechanism:
Application is made through the Syrian National Committee.
- Evaluation includes a written test, a group activity, and an oral interview.
Important tips:
- Selecting schools and arranging them according to priority and competitiveness.
- Clearly stating financial need.
- Focus on UWC selection criteria (leadership, community commitment, personal motivation).

Benefits

UWC provides a comprehensive scholarship and financial support system, with more than 80% of students accepted through national committees receiving full or partial scholarships.

The scholarship usually covers:Tuition fees, accommodation, food, books, IB exams, excursions scheduled within the curriculum, and sometimes additional costs depending on the case.