The Scholarship Fund was established in 1985 and since then has
helped many young Lebanese to pursue post graduate studies and
training in the UK giving them an opportunity to acquire skills and
experiences not available in Lebanon.
Scholarships are currently offered in partnership with the Said
Foundation. At present, the BLA Fund provides two or three full or
partial scholarships a year to eligible graduates wishing to pursue a
Masters degree in the UK. The scholarships are intended for those
normally unable to afford a full time Masters course in the UK and
scholars with the declared intention of returning to the Lebanon to
use their additional qualification to the country’s benefit will be
given priority.
The BLA is pleased to
announce its special
relationship with
Durham University
and would encourage
applicants seeking a
particularly warm
welcome at one of the
highest ranking
universities in the UK
to apply for master’s
courses here.
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the Said Foundation.”
Sir David Richmond
Chairman British Lebanese Association
The British Lebanese Association Scholarship Fund is pleased to
welcome its six new scholars (three jointly with the Said Foundation)
for 2017/2018. Maria Abdel Karim, Film at Bournemouth, Natali
Farran, Applied Neuropsychology at Bristol, Lamis Jamil (The Raja
Salam scholarship), Development and Emergency Practice at Oxford
Brookes, Mohamed Ibrahim, Leadership and Management in Health
and Social Care at Southampton, Mariana Ibrahim, Clinical and
Public Health Nutrition at UCL and Rayan Taher, Clinical Psychology
at Goldsmiths
We wish them the very best and look forward to welcoming them to
the UK in September.
Applications are
now closed.
Applications for
2019 - 2020 open on
the 1st August 2019