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5 Syrian Nationality Scholarship Winners

Syrian applicants may need to handle scholarship questions around nationality, current country of residence, passport or civil registry documents, Arabic-language transcripts, Syrian Baccalaureate records, and education histories interrupted or continued outside Syria. If you are searching for scholarships for Syrian students, winner stories can help you see how others explained these sensitive and country-specific details clearly.

Scholarship winners share how they prepared academic records linked to Syria, addressed eligibility for Arab-region, conflict-affected, refugee-background, or international student funding where relevant, and chose awards that matched their study plans abroad. Read their stories to see what they applied for, how they organized each requirement, and what helped them build stronger applications.

Alaa Al Jarf

July 23, 2025

My name is Alaa Al Jarf, and I am originally from Homs, Syria, a city rich in history but marked by challenges. With a BSc i .... Read more

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Leen Alsabbagh

June 26, 2025

My name is Leen Alsabbagh, and I’m originally from Syria. I studied Dentistry at Damascus University, where I was also pur .... Read more

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Mhd Anas Al Saidi

June 19, 2025

My name is Mhd Anas Al Saidi. You can call me Anas. I come from Damascus, Syria. In 2021, I was selected as a scholar in the .... Read more

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Yara Aleid

March 22, 2025

I’m Yara Aleid. I come from the Middle East from Syria specifically. In 2024, I completed my master’s degree in Global M .... Read more

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Nourhan Bayasi

November 28, 2024

Hi, I’m Nourhan Bayasi (Syrian Canadian), a Ph.D. candidate at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada. I .... Read more

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