Many talented Syrian students secure admission to leading universities abroad, including top-tier institutions in Europe and North America, yet face the risk of not enrolling or having to drop out due to gaps in funding for essentials such as study materials, travel, or living stipends. Without adequate and timely support, these students may miss the opportunity to fully develop their academic potential, leadership skills, and capacity to contribute to Syria’s reconstruction and the resilience of their communities.
Our Intervention

The Jusoor Open Call Scholarship, first launched in 2022, bridges the critical gap in travel and visa costs for Syrian students who have secured scholarships from universities or third parties but cannot cover these essential expenses. The program is open to undergraduate and graduate Syrian students admitted to top-ranked universities—Top 200 in the US, Top 20 in Canada, Top 50 in the UK, or Top 100 in Europe according to Times Higher Education—who have already been awarded full tuition or full living expenses scholarships from their university or other third parties.
Impact
Number of Open Call scholars: 19
“It was truly an honor to be a part of the Jusoor Scholarship Annual Meeting and to receive such wonderful support and recognition from the Jusoor family. Becoming a Jusoor Alumni means a lot to me, and I am excited about the journey ahead. I am eager to explore opportunities for giving back to Syria, and I look forward to being an active member of the alumni community. Whether it's through mentoring, fundraising, or any other means, I am ready to contribute to the cause. I am immensely grateful for the opportunities Jusoor has provided me, and I'm excited to pay it forward and make a positive impact.“- Iehab Kahwati, Hardship Fund Alumnus, MBA MEU, Jordan
“The impact of the scholarship I've received is immeasurable. It has not only opened doors to knowledge and opportunities but has also instilled in me a sense of responsibility and gratitude. This scholarship has been a transformative journey, shaping not only my academic pursuits but also fostering personal and professional growth. As a Jusoor scholar, I think I speak for everyone when I say that your generosity has not only changed individual lives but has also contributed to the building of a brighter, more hopeful future. Thank you for being the light in the lives of Syrian youth.” - Alice Khalil, Open Call Scholar, Bachelor’s in Neuroscience at St. Lawrence University
Watch the video from Hadi Althib, who received a scholarship under a similar scheme.
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If you are keen to join us to transform lives and forge pathways to success for Syrian children and youth, we would be thrilled to make this vision a reality together. fundraising@jusoor.ngo.
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