Applications are now open for the 2027 Oxford University Weidenfeld Hoffmann Scholarship, a distinguished fully funded opportunity for impressive students from establishing and emerging countries who wish to pursue graduate studies in the United Kingdom.
The scholarship supports talented future leaders by covering the complete expense of study at the University of Oxford, while also providing a generous living allowance and gain access to management advancement, mentoring, and networking chances.
Scholarship Summary
Host Country: United Kingdom (UK)
Organization: University of Oxford
Category: Master’s Scholarships|Postgraduate Scholarships
Qualified Applicants: Students from eligible developing and emerging countries
Scholarship Worth: Full tuition|Yearly living stipend of at least ₤ 20,780|Management Program
Application Due date: Course-specific deadlines in December 2026 or January 2027
Scholarship Advantages
Successful candidates will get:
- Full tuition charge protection for the duration of their programme
- Annual living stipend of at least ₤ 20,780
- Access to the Weidenfeld-Hoffmann Management Program
- Mentorship from skilled professionals
- Networking chances with international leaders and scholars
Eligibility Criteria
To use, prospects should:
- Look for a brand-new qualified graduate programme at the University of Oxford.
- Show strong academic achievement and leadership potential.
- Intend to go back to their home country after finishing their research studies.
- Show how their chosen discipline will add to the development of their country or region.
How to Use
Interested applicants need to first get an eligible graduate program at the University of Oxford. Throughout the graduate application procedure, candidates need to select the Weidenfeld-Hoffmann Scholarships and Leadership Program and send the needed scholarship statement before the relevant course due date.
Shortlisted candidates may be welcomed for an interview before final scholarship decisions are revealed.
Application Deadline: Varies by program, with most courses closing between December 2026 and January 2027.