Continue your education with support from Zamzam University of Science and Technology. Explore interest-free loans, annual scholarships, and opportunities to earn income on campus.
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Let’s find your next step.
INSTITUTIONAL MECHANISMS
Support for your studies. Options for your future.
ZUST supports students facing financial barriers through three institutional mechanisms. Explore each option and speak with Admissions about the support available to you.
Qard Hasan Student Support Scheme
Interest-free student loans
The Qard Hasan Student Support Scheme provides interest-free loans to economically disadvantaged students. Students can repay the loans after graduation, reducing financial pressure while they complete their studies.
Need-Based Scholarships
Annual partner-funded support
ZUST offers annual scholarships specifically for students from low-income households. Zamzam Foundation, NAMA Foundation, TİKA, and other partners finance these scholarships.
Student Assistant Program
Part-time campus employment
The Student Assistant Program offers part-time campus employment to students selected based on financial need. It helps students earn income while maintaining academic engagement.
A little preparation. A clearer path.
1. Connect with Admissions
Tell us your programme, campus, and the support scheme you want to explore.
2. Confirm the details
Ask about eligibility, support coverage, deadlines, and any repayment or employment terms.
3. Prepare and submit
Follow the scheme’s application instructions and keep a copy of your submission.
Find answers to frequently asked questions about the financial support mechanisms, scholarship programs, and campus employment opportunities at ZUST.
What support does ZUST provide?
ZUST’s institutional mechanisms include Qard Hasan interest-free loans, annual need-based scholarships, and the Student Assistant Program.
When do students repay Qard Hasan loans?
Students can repay their interest-free loans after graduation. Contact Admissions for the specific repayment arrangements.
Who finances the need-based scholarships?
Zamzam Foundation, NAMA Foundation, TİKA, and other partners finance annual scholarships for students from low-income households.
How does the Student Assistant Program work?
The programme offers part-time campus employment to students selected based on financial need, helping them earn income while maintaining academic engagement.
How can I apply?
Contact Admissions for current application periods, eligibility requirements, supporting documents, and the official application route.
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Your next chapter starts with a conversation.
Talk to your campus team about scholarships, financial support, and your application.