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University of Oxford Scholarships for Undergraduates
Oxford University offers scholarships at the bachelor’s level to international students. All the scholarships offer students substantial grants which cover the living cost and tuition fee of their chosen Oxford UG program. Oxford University scholarships for international students assists them pursue a bachelor’s program. Some of these undergraduate scholarships are as follows;
The Hill Foundation is a charity which aims to create a community of Oxford scholars and alumni who will work to improve life and culture. The Hill Foundation Scholarships fund Russian students to study for any graduate and second BA courses at Oxford. The scholarship covers 100% of course fees and a grant for living costs. Awards are made for the full duration of your fee liability for the agreed course.
For more on this scholarship visit OFFICIAL SCHOLARSHIP WEBSITE.
This scholarship is based on academic merit and financial need. The benefit covers full tuition fee and grant towards the cost of living including one return airfare every year.
This scholarship is based on academic merit. The scholarship benefits cover accommodation and living costs in the UK and a contribution of GBP 700 towards the international travel costs.
Application Process
Oxford scholarships for international students require applicants to complete a separate application form. Students must ensure that their scholarship application includes the following details:
- Personal Information
- Course Details
- Financial Information
- Supporting statement
- References
The scholarships at the University of Oxford are annual scholarships so if you miss the current opportunity you closely monitor the university website for details of the new applications and how to apply. The scholarship application form can be submitted via email or post. Recipients of the University of Oxford scholarships are expected to write an annual report about their academic and social activities, and achievements at the University of Oxford.
