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  • UNHCR Chad (12 universities)

    Mixed Movements Scholarships (12 universities)

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    About this scholarship

    The following universities will offer partial scholarships to refugees over the course of one academic year:

    • ECOLE POLYTECHNIQUE D'INGENIERIE, DE COMMERCE ET D'ADMINISTRATION
    • Elliot Trudeau School of Management Sciences (ESSGET)
    • Université HEC Tchad
    • Université La Francophonie
    • INSTITUT SUPERIEUR DE COMMERCE, D'ADMINISTRATION DES AFFAIRES ET DE MANAGEMENT (ISCAM)
    • Université Emi Koussi
    • Université Adam Barka d’Abéché
    • Ecole Normale Supérieure d’Abéché
    • Université de Doba
    • Université de Moundou
    • Université de Sarh
    • Université de N’Djamena

    To apply, students should go directly to the university, which will apply the tuition reduction as students qualify.

  • Who can apply?

    Who is this opportunity for?
    Refugees and asylum seekers living in the country of the scholarship
    Age limit at the time of application
    30
    Eligible country of asylum
    Chad
    Language skills required
    None
    Language of instruction
    Arabic, French
    Required status documents
    Refugee certificate

  • What is included?

    Type of funding
    Partial scholarship
    Application fee?
    0
    Covered in this program
    Application fees
    Tuition
    Books
    Monthly stipend (e.g. food allowance)
    Local transportation expenses
    Settling in

  • How can I apply?

    Deadline for applications
    15 Oct 2020

  • For more details, contact the provider

  • Other details about this scholarship

    Am I allowed to work while studying?
    Yes

  • Disclaimer

    The content presented on this site has originated from the third party providers. UNHCR is not responsible for the application process or oversight of the opportunities presented here. Questions on a particular opportunity should be directed to the relevant provider.

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