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Queen's University in Belfast
ADDITIONAL financial support is to be provided to help Palestinian students take up scholarships at Queen’s University Belfast.
It comes a few months after Queen’s vice-chancellor Ian Greer announced the extension of the existing Copty Scholarship from one to four students to support academics and students at risk across the world.
As some of those accepted on the programme found they could not afford to travel to Northern Ireland to take up the offer, Queen’s Palestine Assembly has urged the university to intervene to enable them to do so.
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