EDU-SYRIA programs are divided as below:
1. Educational Programs:
A. Graduate Studies Scholarship Program (GSSP) managed by DAAD and implemented at GJU, JUST, YU and MU in which 20 Syrian refugee and 100 disadvantaged Jordanian youths are the target.
B. Vocational Education Scholarship Program (VESP) implemented at LTUC with the aim of enrolling 250 (+30 additional scholarships taken from surplus of EDU-SYRIA II) Syrian refugee and 60 vulnerable Jordanian youths.
C. Bachelor Scholarship Program (BSP) implemented at ZU, targeting 470 (+40 additional scholarships taken from surplus of EDU-SYRIA II) Syrian refugee youths.
2. Non-Educational Programs:
A. Teacher Certificate Scholarship Program (TCSP) implemented at QRTA, targeting 150 (+30 additional scholarships taken from surplus of EDU-SYRIA II) vulnerable Jordanian youths.
B. Six-Month Labor Market Oriented Course Scholarship Program (LMP) implemented by LTUC with the aim of benefiting 170 Syrian refugees and 80 vulnerable Jordanians.
C. “Bottlenecks” Alleviation Program (BAP) implemented by NUFFIC with a target of benefiting 578 Syrian refugees and 247 vulnerable Jordanians.
A. Entrepreneurship Training Scholarship Program (ETSP) implemented by Luminus Jordan Start (EU funded entrepreneurship and business acceleration program launched by LTUC, previously called Luminus Shamal Start – LSS) to incubate 40 teams of 3 to 4 people, Syrian refugees and vulnerable Jordanians.
3. High School Summer Programs (HSSP) implemented at ZU to benefit 40-50 high school Syrian refugee and vulnerable Jordanian youths.