Scholarships for Refugee Students

These 5 hand-curated scholarships are open to Refugee Students. We highlight the award amount, deadline, and eligibility for each, ranking fully funded opportunities first so you never miss a deadline that matters to you.

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Fully funded Germany Masters

DAAD Leadership for Africa Scholarship West and Central Africa

German Academic Exchange Service

Amount
DAAD master's scholarship for tuition-free public or state-recognized German university programmes plus accompanying pro
Deadline
Jun 10, 2025

Qualified refugees and graduates connected to Cameroon, Senegal, or Togo may apply for DAAD-supported master's study in Germany through Lea…

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Fully funded United Kingdom Masters

Swansea University Sanctuary Scholarship

Swansea University

Amount
Full tuition fee bursary plus either £14,400 living costs stipend or £4,250 study costs bursary
Deadline
Jun 23, 2026

People seeking sanctuary in the UK with an unconditional Swansea master's offer may apply for full tuition plus living or study-cost suppor…

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Partial Italy Masters

Politecnico di Torino Scholarships for Afghan Students

Politecnico di Torino

Amount
EUR 8,000 per academic year for Afghan students enrolling in Master of Science programmes
Deadline
Apr 3, 2025

Afghan students applying to Politecnico di Torino Master of Science programmes may compete for EUR 8,000 annual scholarships when the call …

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Partial United States Undergraduate Closes in 13 days

Coca-Cola Scholars Program

Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation

Amount
$20,000 achievement-based college scholarship
Deadline
Sep 30, 2026

Current 2026–27 high-school graduates in eligible U.S. locations with a 3.0 GPA, qualifying federal-aid status, and plans for an accredited…

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Partial United States Graduate and professional Closes in 42 days

Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans

Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans

Amount
Up to $90,000 over two years
Deadline
Oct 29, 2026

New Americans age 30 or younger entering or in the first two years of full-time U.S. graduate or professional study.

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