Scholarships & Financial Support
Empowering Students Through Education Across Sudan and Beyond
Access Without Barriers
At Sub-Saharan University College (SUC), we believe that financial hardship should never prevent talented and determined students from accessing higher education. For many years, SUC has been committed to expanding educational opportunities for students affected by conflict, displacement, poverty, and humanitarian crises.
A significant proportion of our students come from internally displaced persons (IDP) communities, including Zamzam, Abu Shouk, Kassab, and Kalma camps in Darfur. Our scholarship program has also expanded to support eligible students from refugee communities in Eastern Chad.
Through our Scholarship and Financial Support Program, SUC has provided educational assistance to hundreds of students, helping them continue their academic journey and develop the skills needed to rebuild their communities.

Full Scholarships
A full scholarship covers the total cost of tuition fees, subject to the specific terms and conditions of the award and the availability of scholarship funds.
Partial Scholarships
A partial scholarship provides financial assistance toward tuition fees. Support level varies based on financial circumstances, academic performance, and committee evaluations.

Our Core Commitment
We believe education is the most powerful tool for rebuilding communities, promoting peace, reducing poverty, and creating future opportunities.
- ✦ Expanding access to higher education for vulnerable and disadvantaged students.
- ✦ Supporting students affected by displacement, conflict, and humanitarian crises.
- ✦ Recognizing academic excellence and outstanding achievement.
- ✦ Assisting orphaned students and those facing severe economic barriers.
- ✦ Encouraging leadership, community service, and social involvement.
Scholarship Categories
Financial Need Scholarships
Designed for students whose families cannot meet educational costs. Assessed based on family income, displacement status, and economic factors.
Displaced & Refugee Support
Special consideration for eligible students from IDP camps in Darfur and refugee communities in Eastern Chad.
Orphan Support Scholarships
Available for orphaned students and those who have lost parental support and face barriers accessing university education.
Academic Excellence
Recognizing students demonstrating exceptional academic performance, dedication, and potential for ongoing achievement.
Community Service & Leadership
Honoring students active in volunteer activities, humanitarian initiatives, and local community service.
Ministry Nominated Scholarships
Supporting eligible students nominated or referred through the Ministry of Higher Education in accordance with funding availability.
Transforming Lives Through Education
Scholarships at SUC are an investment in human potential and community recovery. Hundreds of recipients from displaced backgrounds have graduated and are now contributing as professionals in government institutions, international organizations, and healthcare agencies.



When Can Students Apply?
Submit a scholarship application during the admission process or within announced application windows.
Apply during announced periods when experiencing financial hardship, changes in family status, or based on academic excellence.
Selection & Guiding Principles
Applications are reviewed based on academic records, proof of financial need, displacement status, and community participation.
All scholarship decisions are guided by principles of Fairness, Transparency, Equal Opportunity, Confidentiality, and Academic Integrity.
Apply for Scholarship Support
Complete the official SUC Scholarship Application Form and submit the required supporting documents during the announced application periods.

