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Sam Pegram Scholarship at University of York 2026

University of York, UK

Overview

Sam Pegram Scholarship at University of York 2026 is offered for Masters degree in the field of Subjects offered by the University. You can apply to this scholarship here. The deadline for the sending your application is Expired. This scholarship is provided by University of York, UK and the value of this scholarship is Full Funding, Full tuition fee + Travel and visa costs + Accommodation and living costs + Other benefits.

Open for: Open to international students.
Degree: Masters
Provided by: University of York, UK
Deadline: Expired
Scholarship Value: Full Funding, Full tuition fee + Travel and visa costs + Accommodation and living costs + Other benefits

Eligibility Criteria for Sam Pegram Scholarship at University of York 2026

Applicants must: Be international students (including EU and non-EU).
Have applied to study the LLM in International Human Rights Law and Practice at York Law School on a full‑time basis.
Demonstrate limited financial resources and require the scholarship to pursue postgraduate study.
Show a passion for human rights through academic study, work, or volunteering.
Have a specific interest in migration issues and intend to build a career working on issues affecting people on the move.
Have some lived experience of human rights challenges or migration issues.

Value of the Sam Pegram Scholarship at University of York 2026

A full scholarship that covers tuition fees, accommodation, travel and visa costs, including an overseas placement to South Africa, and a monthly living stipend for one individual student.

Application Process

Submit the separate scholarship application online by the deadline.

Eligibility

Applicants must

Be international students (including EU and non-EU).
Have applied to study the LLM in International Human Rights Law and Practice at York Law School on a full‑time basis.
Demonstrate limited financial resources and require the scholarship to pursue postgraduate study.
Show a passion for human rights through academic study, work, or volunteering.
Have a specific interest in migration issues and intend to build a career working on issues affecting people on the move.
Have some lived experience of human rights challenges or migration issues.

Benefits

A full scholarship that covers tuition fees, accommodation, travel and visa costs, including an overseas placement to South Africa, and a monthly living stipend for one individual student.

How to Apply

Submit the separate scholarship application online by the deadline.

Quick Info

Funding

A full scholarship that covers tuition fees, accommodation, travel and visa costs, including an overseas…

Level

Masters

Field of Study

Subjects offered by the University

Deadline

Expired

Eligibility Criteria for Sam Pegram Scholarship at University of York 2026

Applicants must: Be international students (including EU and non-EU).
Have applied to study the LLM in International Human Rights Law and Practice at York Law School on a full‑time basis.
Demonstrate limited financial resources and require the scholarship to pursue postgraduate study.
Show a passion for human rights through academic study, work, or volunteering.
Have a specific interest in migration issues and intend to build a career working on issues affecting people on the move.
Have some lived experience of human rights challenges or migration issues.

Value of the Sam Pegram Scholarship at University of York 2026

A full scholarship that covers tuition fees, accommodation, travel and visa costs, including an overseas placement to South Africa, and a monthly living stipend for one individual student.

Application Process

Submit the separate scholarship application online by the deadline.

Eligibility

Applicants must

Be international students (including EU and non-EU).
Have applied to study the LLM in International Human Rights Law and Practice at York Law School on a full‑time basis.
Demonstrate limited financial resources and require the scholarship to pursue postgraduate study.
Show a passion for human rights through academic study, work, or volunteering.
Have a specific interest in migration issues and intend to build a career working on issues affecting people on the move.
Have some lived experience of human rights challenges or migration issues.