Chevening ScholarshipUK Government (FCDO)
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Overview
The Rhodes Scholarship is a fully-funded, merit-based postgraduate award enabling outstanding young people from around the world to study full-time at the University of Oxford. It covers course fees, an annual stipend, visa and health surcharge fees, flights, and a settling-in allowance, with up to three years of support available for DPhil (PhD) study.
Eligibility
- Host country
- United Kingdom
- Eligible nationalities
- Open to all nationalities
- Degree level
- Master's, PhD
- Full-time postgraduate study at the University of Oxford
- Merit-based selection focused on developing public-spirited leaders
- Scholars come to the UK for two or more years
- Can apply to study most full-time postgraduate courses in almost any field offered by Oxford University
Funding coverage
- University of Oxford course fees fully covered
- Annual stipend of £20,400 per annum (2025-26 academic year)
- University of Oxford application fee covered
- Student visa fees and International Health Surcharge (IHS) covered
- Two economy class flights to and from the UK
- Settling in allowance on arrival
- Visa renewal and IHS assistance for those transitioning to a second course
- Emergency financial assistance and grants for research, travel and creative opportunities
Academic requirements
- Minimum GPA
- 0 / 4
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