Applications open for the Refugee Student Settlement Pathway on 16 February 2026. Read this guide to help you lodge your application by the deadline.

How to write a strong motivation statement for the Refugee Student Settlement Pathway. Practical guidance on what selectors look for, how to tell your story clearly, and how to avoid generic or AI-driven applications, within a 300-word limit.

All students applying for the Refugee Student Settlement Pathway this year must take a Duolingo English Test. This is to ensure consistency and fairness in our selection process. This guide shows you how to take the test and upload your scores.

Your CV is used to assess readiness for study, accuracy of academic and work history, and eligibility for the RSSP. Use this template and follow our guide to writing a great CV!

You must be registered with the UNHCR to be eligible to apply for the Refugee Student Settlement Pathway. Here's everything you need to know about providing proof of your UNHCR registration.

If you are long listed, we may request that you submit a video as part of your RSSP application answering a very important question: Why do you think you should you be selected for the RSSP? Here are our tips.