Palestinian Students & Scholars At Risk
Empowering Palestinian Students & Scholars Through Global Academic Solidarity
Palestinian Students & Scholars At Risk
Empowering Palestinian Students & Scholars Through Global Academic Solidarity
Empowering Palestinian Students & Scholars Through Global Academic Solidarity
Empowering Palestinian Students & Scholars Through Global Academic Solidarity
PSSAR was founded to connect Palestinian students and scholars with graduate studies and research opportunities in Canada. PSSAR aims to open doors to higher education and enhance academic pursuits. PSSAR serves as an empowering bridge to enable Palestinians to pursue their aspirations.
The enduring war in Palestine has resulted in the destruction of universities and educational facilities, bringing academic life to a halt. This has had a devastating impact on the academic community, highlighting the urgent need for global academic support to help Palestinian students and scholars rebuild their future.
By utilizing a matching system integrated into a technological platform, we link students and scholars in Palestine with scholars in Canadian universities from coast to coast interested in collaborating with them. We streamline the relationship-building process and assist in the application to Canadian universities.
John Dewey
PSSAR is a volunteer-based, non-profit, and apolitical organization based in Canada. Our objective is to empower Palestinian students and scholars through global academic solidarity.
The urgent education crisis in Gaza calls on academics worldwide. Join us by offering admissions and support to Gazan graduate students. As an educator or institution, your involvement can profoundly influence these students' lives, allowing them to pursue their academic aspirations in a nurturing setting. Let's unite to build a global academic community that expresses solidarity with Gazan students and educators.
All fields, including medicine, biology, engineering, health science, chemistry, physics, and social sciences (communication, management, political science, etc.) are covered. Through networking and collaboration opportunities, it aims to foster interdisciplinary interactions, knowledge exchange, and developing a well-rounded community of learners.
Palestinians rank among the most educated globally. They merit the opportunity to learn, dream, and establish connections with international institutions and peers. Regrettably, the ongoing and enduring war undermines their capacity to pursue these goals. Professors can play a crucial role by offering opportunities for graduate studies within their laboratories and university campuses. In the quest for highly qualified personnel, including graduate students, academics regularly seek individuals with Bachelor's and Master's degrees. Palestine presents a noteworthy pool of candidates.
Nelson Mandela
In response to the crisis, we are committed to connecting Gazan students and scholars with graduate studies and research opportunities in Canada. This initiative calls educators and institutions worldwide to support these students and scholars. We believe in the transformative power of education and its ability to rebuild broken communities. We currently prioritize students and scholars from Gaza and recent graduates (less than four years) with outstanding academic records.
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