We have established a partnership to support up to 2 scholars a year with a fully funded scholarship for Oxford’s new and innovative MSc Energy Systems.

The scholarship will be available to applicants from Palestine, Lebanon, Jordan and Syria and is jointly funded by the Foundation and Oxford’s Department of Engineering. It will cover tuition and living costs for the next 3 years.

Our hope is that the opportunities that are unlocked through studying abroad are truly transformational. We hope that the experiences afforded to you over the course of your studies will significantly impact you and your communities.

We endeavour to support you in every way possible and we seek to encourage maximum growth and success.

The Bseisu Foundation has proudly partnered with Imperial College London to provide scholarships to young people from the Levant region.

Originally founded in 1907, with the Business School opening in 2004, Imperial College London focuses exclusively on science, technology, medicine and business, and has traditionally been known for world class STEM teaching.

Since 1983, Chevening has supported over 50,000 young people through scholarships and fellowships. A world-renowned organisation funded by the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), Chevening aims at developing global leaders and is committed to supporting young people from all over the world in their pursuit of higher education in the UK.

The Bseisu Foundation works on the basis that lasting impact can be achieved through education and opportunity. This is why we are thrilled to be partnered with Caabu (the Council for British-Arab Understanding) - a non-profit organisation that runs education programmes to promote peace, understanding and bridge the knowledge gap between Britain and the Arab world.

You may have heard of AMIDEAST when they made headlines due to their support of Lebanese student, Ismail Ajjawi who was denied entry into the US at Boston airport despite his acceptance into Harvard and a valid VISA. Ultimately being able to return and begin his studies at Harvard, AMIDEAST’s support of Ismail and others alike who dream of studying abroad has proven invaluable in many ways.