Clarendon Scholarships (Oxford): requirements, benefits and deadline
The Clarendon Fund offers over 200 new fully funded scholarships each year to outstanding graduate applicants at the University of Oxford. There is no separate application: applying for your course by its deadline is enough to be considered.
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Level
- Master’s and DPhil at Oxford
- Funding
- Fully funded
- Next deadline
- Your Oxford course’s December or January application deadline
What it covers
- Course fees in full, for Home and Overseas fee status students
- For full-time courses, an annual living grant of at least the UKRI minimum doctoral stipend: at least £20,780 in 2025–26
- For part-time courses, a study support grant worth a sixth, a third or half of that rate
- Normally for the period of fee liability of your course
Who can apply
- No restrictions on nationality, ordinary residence or field of study
- Apply for a new full-time or part-time Master’s or DPhil course at Oxford
- Apply by your course’s December or January deadline, whichever applies to it
- Scholars are selected for outstanding academic merit and potential
Key dates
- Application deadline
- The December or January deadline shown on your Oxford course page
- Separate application
- None: you are considered automatically
How to apply
- Choose a Master’s or DPhil course at Oxford and check its December or January deadline on the course page.
- Submit your graduate application by that deadline; there is no separate Clarendon form.
- If you are selected, your offer letter gives the details of your scholarship.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the Clarendon Scholarships (Oxford) cover?
Course fees in full, for Home and Overseas fee status students. For full-time courses, an annual living grant of at least the UKRI minimum doctoral stipend: at least £20,780 in 2025–26. For part-time courses, a study support grant worth a sixth, a third or half of that rate. Normally for the period of fee liability of your course.
Who can apply for the Clarendon Scholarships (Oxford)?
No restrictions on nationality, ordinary residence or field of study. Apply for a new full-time or part-time Master’s or DPhil course at Oxford. Apply by your course’s December or January deadline, whichever applies to it. Scholars are selected for outstanding academic merit and potential.
When is the Clarendon Scholarships (Oxford) deadline?
Your Oxford course’s December or January application deadline. Application deadline: The December or January deadline shown on your Oxford course page. Separate application: None: you are considered automatically.
How do I apply for the Clarendon Scholarships (Oxford)?
Choose a Master’s or DPhil course at Oxford and check its December or January deadline on the course page. Submit your graduate application by that deadline; there is no separate Clarendon form. If you are selected, your offer letter gives the details of your scholarship.
Compare dates across programmes in the scholarship deadlines calendar.
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