Jean-Francois Durieux Scholarship (MA Refugee Protection and Forced Migration Studies)

• Covers the whole fee for the two-year part-time MA: two Core Module fees, four Elective Module fees and two Dissertation Module fees, equivalent to £9,464 over the life of the award (the award terms give the scholarship value as £9,697, credited to the student's fee account).
• Can be held alongside external funding but not with any other University of London bursary or scholarship.
• Valid for the maximum registration period of the programme and reviewed annually; cannot be transferred.

2026 intake (October 2026): scholarship applications closed 2 August 2026; outcomes notified 28 August 2026; registration deadline 1 October 2026; MA starts 12 October 2026. Admission applications completed after 15 July 2026 were unlikely to be processed in time.

1. Apply for the MA in Refugee Protection and Forced Migration Studies and receive an offer.
2. Applicants with an offer are invited to apply for the scholarship through a separate online form.
3. Give details of past achievements in the field, professional positions, personal information and financial situation, plus a short motivation statement.
4. Recipients agree to the Scholarship Terms and Conditions, including a short report on the impact of their study at the end of each year.

Applications are assessed against the eligibility criteria, with emphasis on academic merit or potential and demonstrated financial need.