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EuropeAid Feature - Erasmus scholarships for Syrian students

20-01-2011

Studying abroad, especially in Europe, might seem expensive and complicated for Syrian students. Many of them wish to go to Europe to complete their studies and then come back to work in Syria. Financial and other barriers could set hurdles to such opportunities. EMP JOSYLEEN (Erasmus Mundus Partnership JOrdan SYria Lebanon Europe Network) is an institution-based scholarship programme organized by 20 prestigious universities in Europe, Jordan, Syria and Lebanon.
 

 


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