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    From our community — Jordanian Nationality scholarship recipients

    Real stories from students who won scholarships to study in the Jordanian Nationality
    Nemer
    Jordan
    "I pursued a Master’s degree in Fire Safety Engineering through the prestigious Erasmus Mundus IMFSE program, which exposed me to multiple leading European institutions. Later, I was selected to participate in a Marie Skłodowska-Curie-funded PhD project (PyroLife) in France, focusing on wildfire risk management in the wildland-urban interface."
    Erasmus Mundus ScholarshipMaster's in Fire Safety EngineeringTook TOEFL
    Aktham A. Arabeyat
    Lebanon
    "I was honored to receive the prestigious Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship... This non-degree program supports mid-career professionals by providing one year of professional enrichment and academic coursework in the United States. The fellowship covers tuition, living expenses, travel, professional development activities, and insurance."
    Hubert H. Humphrey FellowshipNon-Degree in LawTaken TOEFL

    What successful applicants looked like

    Based on 2 admitted student profiles for Jordanian Nationality scholarships
    Top Subject
    Engineering
    Then Law
    Top Destination
    United States
    Belgium
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