Sanctuary Scholarship

Award
Full tuition fee waiver and £2,000 study grant

Study type
Undergraduate or Postgraduate

Eligibility
People who have entered the UK seeking sanctuary

About this award

The University of Hull is proud to be part of the growing network of Universities of Sanctuary. As part of this, the Sanctuary Scholarship aims to provide financial support to up to three entrants seeking asylum in the UK.

It consists of a full tuition fee waiver, an annual £2,000 study grant, and tailored personal support for the full duration of a programme of study, while the applicant remains eligible.

Download the full policy for more information.

How to apply

Applications for September 2021 entry are now closed.

Eligibility

To receive a University of Hull Sanctuary Scholarship applicants must:

Be offered a place to study at the University, commencing in September 2021
Apply for the Sanctuary Scholarship, providing all requested information and evidence
Live within commuting distance of the University of Hull
Not require assistance with accommodation costs or living expenses
Be seeking asylum in the UK, or be the dependent or spouse of someone seeking asylum

OR
have been granted Discretionary/Limited Leave to Remain following an application for asylum, or be the dependent or spouse of someone who meets the aforementioned criteria

The following groups of students are not eligible to be considered for a University of Hull Sanctuary Scholarship:

Applicants who are eligible for UK Government student financial support
Continuing students at the University of Hull
Students of the Hull York Medical School

Some of our courses, typically healthcare and education subjects, require students to pass a DBS check. If it is not possible to obtain a DBS check for you you may not be able to study your chosen course. If we can offer an alternative course we will.

Download the full criteria.

Students who meet the eligibility criteria for the award but who are not successful will be eligible for the Sanctuary Fee Reduction.