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The UK Home Office has suspended study visas for students from Afghanistan, Myanmar, Sudan and Cameroon.
Each year, around 50 students from these countries accessed postgraduate study through routes like Chevening.
That route is now closed.
50 students is a gap UK higher education can fill.
We are asking universities to commit one or more funded places on postgraduate programmes delivered online and/or branch campuses for the 2026/27 academic year.Â
Universities join coordinated action through the Global Response Platform: Mosaik's network of UK institutions collaborating to contribute to larger impact for students affected by crises overseas.
Through the Global Response Platform, Mosaik and its partners can support universities with student identification, selection.
Humanitarian and civil society partners of the Global Response Platform can support with last mile logistics of learning.
A webinar for university colleagues to find out more on Tuesday 19th May at 13:00.
Email Elizabeth on the Mosaik team to ask any questions.
Commit one or more places to close the gap created by the visa brake alongside other universities.
Scholarship pledging is open for UK Universities: Open the pledge form here.
Mosaik and partners work matching pledges, shortlisting of students from Myanmar, Afghanistan, Sudan and Cameroon for university review and selection.​
Scholarship recipients enrol on online or branch campus courses.