Helping Ukrainian refugees to continue their studies

Published on May 6, 2022

Statement from the University of Reading


We are proud to have made 10 scholarships available for Ukrainian students wishing to continue their education in the UK. This is in addition to 12 scholarships already available for sanctuary seekers from across the globe.

Pro-Vice Chancellor, Paul Inman, said, “We can all play our part in supporting the Ukrainian people and the University of Reading is proud to offer help and support to those who wish to continue their education, despite the unbelievable challenges they may have faced in recent months.”

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