October 26th, 2023 at 04:09 am

2024-2025 Clarendon Scholarships At University of Oxford || Fully funded

The Clarendon Scholars Program for 2024–2025 is now taking applications at the University of Oxford. More than five hundred Clarendon Scholarships are given to enrolled students from almost seventy different countries. The University of Oxford in the United Kingdom is accepting applications from international students with outstanding academic records for fully-funded study.

Academic achievement is the criterion used to grant Clarendon Scholarships. The funding’s straightforward goal is to support intellectually gifted graduate students as they pursue their education at Oxford University. Postgraduate students who are enrolled full-time or part-time are eligible for scholarships.

Scholarship Information

• Scholarship Sponsor: University of Oxford
• Host Institution: University of Oxford
• Study Level: Masters and PhD
• Nationality: International Students

Qualification Standards

Both full-time and part-time domestic and international students are eligible for the Clarendon scholarship. Nonetheless, three main areas of selection criteria are taken into consideration while awarding the scholarships:

• Excellent academic record: Academic excellence is a prerequisite. Most accomplished scholars often hold a first-class honors degree or its equivalent. A GPA of at least 3.7 is necessary, for example, if the grade is out of 4, though many Clarendon scholars get higher scores.
• Future potential and aptitude: Based primarily on a review of the candidate’s references and research plans, special emphasis is given to an applicant’s potential for academic success in the future as well as their aptitude for the suggested course of study.
• Student motivation is evaluated based on the applicant’s demonstrated dedication to the proposed course, the personal statement, and the references’ evaluations.

Programs Available:

A

• Advanced Bioscience of Viral Products, DPhil
• Advanced Computer Science MSc
• African Studies, MSc
• Ancient History DPhil
• Ancient History DPhil
• Ancient Philosophy MSt
• Anthropology DPhil
• Anthropology and Museum Ethnography
• Anthropology DPhil
• Anthropology and Museum Ethnography
• Applied Cancer Science, MSc
• Applied Digital Health MSc
• Applied Landscape Archaeology, MSc
• Applied Linguistics and Second Language Acquisition MSc
• Applied Linguistics for Language Teaching, MSc
• Applied Theology MTh
• Applied Theology MTh
• Applied Theology PGDip
• Archaeological Science DPhil
• Archaeological Science MSc
• Archaeology DPhil
• Archaeology DPhil
• Archaeology MSc
• Architectural History DPhil
• Architectural History PGCert
• Area Studies DPhil
• Artificial Intelligence for Business PGDip
• Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, DPhil
• Asian and Middle Eastern Studies
• Asian and Middle Eastern Studies MSt
• Asian and Middle Eastern Studies
• Astrophysics DPhil
• Atmospheric, Oceanic and Planetary Physics DPhil
• Atomic and Laser Physics DPhil
• Autonomous Intelligent Machines and Systems EPSRC CDT

B

• Bachelor of Civil Law BCL
• Bible Interpretation MSt
• Biochemistry DPhil
• Biochemistry MSc by Research
• Biochemistry (Skaggs-Oxford Programme) DPhil
• Biodiversity, Conservation and Management MPhil
• Biodiversity, Conservation and Management MSc
• Geography and the Environment
• Biology DPhil
• Biology
• Biomedical Sciences (NIH OxCam) DPhil
• Buddhist Studies MPhil

C

• Cancer Science DPhil
• Cardiovascular Science DPhil
• Cellular Structural Biology DPhil
• Celtic Studies MPhil
• Celtic Studies MSt
• Chemistry DPhil
• Chemistry MSc by Research
• Chemistry in Cells: New Tech
• Cancer Science DPhil
• Cardiovascular Science DPhil
• Cellular Structural Biology DPhil
• Celtic Studies MPhil
• Celtic Studies MSt
• Chemistry DPhil
• Chemistry, Doctoral Training Centre (Medical Sciences)
• Classical Archaeology DPhil
• Classical Archaeology MPhil
• Classical Archaeology MSt
• Classical Armenian Studies MSt
• Classical Hebrew Studies MSt
• Classical Indian Religion MPhil
• Classical Languages and Literature DPhil
• Classical Languages and Literature DPhil
• Clinical and Therapeutic Neuroscience MSc
• Clinical Embryology MSc
• Clinical Epidemiology and Medical Statistics DPhil
• Clinical Medicine DPhil
• Clinical Medicine
• Clinical Medicine DPhil
• Clinical Medicine
• Clinical Neurosciences DPhil
• Clinical Neurosciences
• Clinical Neurosciences DPhil
• Clinical Neurosciences
• Clinical Neurosciences MSc by Research
• Clinical Neurosciences
• Clinical Neurosciences MSc by Research
• Clinical Neurosciences
• Clinical Psychology DClinPsych
• Clinical Psychology
• Clinical Trials MSc
• Cognitive Behavioural Studies PGCert
• Continuing Education (Medical and Health Sciences)
• Cognitive Behavioural Therapy DPhil
• Continuing Education (Medical and Health Sciences)
• Cognitive Behavioural Therapy MSc
• Continuing Education (Medical and Health Sciences)
• Cognitive Behavioural Therapy PGDip
• Continuing Education (Medical and Health Sciences)
• Cognitive Behavioural Therapy PGCert
• Continuing Education (Medical and Health Sciences)
• Comparative Literature and Critical Translation MSt
• Comparative Social Policy MPhil
• Comparative Social Policy MSc
• Computer Science DPhil
• Computer Science
• Condensed Matter Physics DPhil
• Contemporary Chinese Studies MSc
• Creative Writing MSt
• Continuing Education (Humanities)
• Criminology DPhil
• Criminology and Criminal Justice MSc
• Criminology and Criminal Justice MSc
• Cuneiform Studies MPhil

D

• Development Studies MPhil
• Diplomatic Studies MSt

E

• Earth Sciences DPhil
• Earth Sciences
• Eastern Christian Studies MPhil
• Ecological Survey Techniques PGCert
• Economic and Social History MPhil
• Economic and Social History MSc
• Economics combined MPhil and DPhil
• Economics
• Full time5 years
• Economics DPhil
• Economics
• Full time3-4 years
• Economics DPhil
• Economics MPhil
• Economics
• Economics for Development MSc
• Economics, International Development
• Education DPhil

Scholarship Advantages

There is no set amount for the Clarendon Scholarship because it receives financing from a variety of sources, including colleges, academic departments and divisions, university trust funds, and outside organizations. Scholarships are anticipated to pay for:

• Fees for Tuition
• Living Charges
• Room and board charges
• Allowance for Books and
• Allowance for research

Procedures for Applications

How To Apply?

Interested parties may apply to have their applications for Oxford courses assessed for the Clarendon scholarship when they submit their applications within the deadline. If you are eligible, you will be chosen for the scholarship automatically if you choose the Clarendon scholarship option while submitting your application.

Application deadline: annually in December or January.

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About the Clarendon Fund

The Clarendon Fund was named after an altruistic deed by the Earl of Clarendon and because of its close ties to Oxford University Press (OUP).

In addition to OUP, Clarendon is heavily assisted by numerous Oxford colleges, academic departments and divisions, University trust funds, and outside partners. This partnership, which is known as Partnership Awards, enables the costs to be divided among several sources, allowing the Fund to receive over £8.9 million annually and awarding more fully-funded scholarships.

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