An esteemed chance for overseas students to pursue postgraduate studies at Oxford University, including master’s and DPhil programs, is the University of Oxford Clarendon Scholarship 2025 in the UK. Both full-time and part-time students are supported by this fully funded scholarship, which pays for living expenses in addition to tuition. If an applicant applies before the deadline, they will be automatically considered for the scholarship.
Top foreign applicants will receive 130 fully funded scholarships from Oxford, giving them free admission to top-notch research and academic facilities. Graduates can also take advantage of a two-year work permit valid in the UK. The extremely competitive scholarship program seeks to create a network of scholars who will promote constructive change on a worldwide scale. The oldest university in the English-speaking world, Oxford University enrolled students from more than 150 nations.
Country: United Kingdom
Financial coverage: Fully Funded
Opportunity Type: Masters scholarships, PhD scholarships, Scholarships
Eligibility Criteria:
- For the Oxford Clarendon Scholarship, there are no field or subject limitations.
- In order to pursue a graduate degree at Oxford University (master’s or DPhil), applicants must get admissions offer.
- The chosen course, field, or subject will determine the requirements and selection criteria.
- There are no restrictions for Clarendon Scholarships based on race, gender, or nationality.
- If a student meets the course/field requirements, they can apply from any country.
- International students are also qualified to pursue a part-time DPhil or master’s degree at Oxford.
- Candidates must fulfil the requirements of the course and have a strong academic background.
Benefits:
- Complete payment of tuition for doctoral and master’s degrees.
- Grant for living expenses given for a predetermined amount of time.
- An annual grant big enough to cover a person’s living expenditures.
- chance to study for free in the United Kingdom.
- Opportunities for networking and professional development.
- a member of the Association of Clarendon Scholars.
- Opportunity to live and study for free in the United Kingdom.
Requirements:
- Statement about oneself
- Evidence of honours or certifications
- Proposal for research (if applicable)
- degrees or transcripts from schools
- The passport
- extra papers as specified by the particular course
Deadline: December 2024
