Scholarship Program at Masar University
As part of its mission, Masar University is committed to supporting educational opportunities for outstanding students and those in need of financial assistance. The university aims to provide an inclusive learning environment that offers necessary support to help these students complete their academic journey. This stems from the university’s philosophy that education is a fundamental right for all students—regardless of nationality—at a symbolic cost, and that society has a duty to uphold this right.
Objectives of the Scholarship Program:
Scholarship Categories
For students with physical or sensory impairments that affect their educational journey. Documentation such as official medical reports must be submitted.
For students who are refugees or stateless persons residing in host countries and unable to afford university education. Must provide proof of legal status and residence.
For students who lack a steady source of income or face financial barriers preventing them from enrolling in university. Requires documentation such as income certificates or proof of financial dependency.
For students from countries suffering from wars or conflicts that hinder their ability to pursue higher education. They must provide proof of their nationality and current residency in the affected region.
For students who have lost their parents or legal guardians, children of national martyrs, or those suffering from chronic illnesses. Requires supporting official documents.
For students who have graduated at the top of their class or have contributed significantly to research. Must provide evidence such as academic transcripts or published work.
For students nominated by Arab or foreign embassies. The embassy must formally communicate the nomination to the university.
This scholarship is designated for women who are the sole providers for their families, including divorced, widowed, or unsupported women. Official documents proving their status must be submitted.
For students actively involved in volunteer work or impactful community service initiatives. Must provide certificates or recognition letters from recognized organizations.
For students with disabilities who also maintain high academic performance. Medical proof and academic records must be submitted.
Eligibility Conditions for Partial and Full Scholarships
1 – The applicant must not have previously received any type of scholarship (partial or full) from Masar University.
2 – The applicant must not have been previously expelled from any educational institution, including Masar University, for disciplinary reasons.
3 – The applicant must have completed all admission procedures and requirements and received a preliminary acceptance letter from Masar University.
4 – The applicant must have achieved a high academic GPA in the previous stage relevant to the current program (high school for undergraduate, undergraduate for master’s).
General Conditions
- The applicant must not suffer from any mental disability and should be capable of using their senses effectively to communicate and express thoughts.
- The applicant must possess basic skills in using technology, as all studies are conducted fully online and require computer literacy.
- The applicant must successfully pass the personal interview, or any evaluation test required to assess their eligibility.
Additional Notes
- All applicants must attend a personal interview conducted by the Scholarship Admission Committee.
- Applicants must upload all relevant documentation supporting their eligibility for the scholarship (e.g., medical reports, financial documents).
- Scholarship coverage ranges from 25% to 100%, depending on the applicant’s level of need and academic performance.