Sir Siegmund Warburg Scholarship

Who it is for

• LSE is pleased to offer The Sir Siegmund Warburg scholarship which has been made possible by the generosity of an anonymous donor.The scholarship is offered to Palestinian and Israeli students undertaking the full-time MSc in Human Rights or MSc in Human Rights and Politics programme at LSE to promote human rights in Israel and Palestine/Occupied
• Territories.
• Eligibility To be eligible for consideration for this award you must meet the following criteria: Applicant must be resident in Israel, Palestine/ Occupied Territories or Palestinian camps in Syria, Jordan or Lebanon.
• Applicant must be studying a one year taught master's programme in MSc Human Rights or MSc Human Rights and Politics Eligible applicants will be required to submit a personal statement in which they should demonstrate how they envisage putting their study programme to practical use and potential to engage in human rights work in the region.
• Scholarship amount There is one scholarship available.
• The value of this scholarship is: Full tuition fees £14,400 maintenance stipend How to apply Please find more information on our ‘How to apply for a scholarship’ page.
• Share Fees and funding Scholarships, studentships, loans and tuition fees MSc Human Rights Human rights and key contemporary human rights issues

Good to know

LSE is pleased to offer The Sir Siegmund Warburg scholarship which has been made possible by the generosity of an anonymous donor.The scholarship is offered to Palestinian and Israeli students undertaking the full-time MSc in Human Rights or MSc in Human Rights and Politics programme at LSE to promote human rights in Israel and Palestine/Occupied Territories. Eligibility To be eligible for consideration for this award you must meet the following criteria: Applicant must be resident in Israel, Palestine/ Occupied Territories or Palestinian camps in Syria, Jordan or Lebanon. Applicant must be studying a one year taught master's programme in MSc Human Rights or MSc Human Rights and Politics Eligible applicants will be required to submit a personal statement in which they should demonstrate how they envisage putting their study programme to practical use and potential to engage in human rights work in the region. Scholarship amount There is one scholarship available. The value of this scholarship is: Full tuition fees £14,400 maintenance stipend How to apply Please find more information on our ‘How to apply for a scholarship’ page. Share Fees and funding Scholarships, studentships, loans and tuition fees MSc Human Rights Human rights and key contemporary human rights issues Exact official public LSE evidence revalidated 2026-09-11, unsupported precision omitted.