Partnership Awards

The CHK scholarships are available for applicants applying to any full-time or part-time graduate course, excluding PGCerts and PGDips. The scholarships have been made possible through the support of the CHK Foundation. The Charity's objects are to promote and support charities and charitable activities, as selected at the discretion of the Trustees.

The Helmore Graduate scholarships are available for applicants applying to any full-time graduate course. The scholarships were established in 1996 upon the death of Lady Margaret Eleanor Helmore to support graduate study at Oxford.

The Hilla Ginwala scholarships are available for applicants who are nationals of India and who are applying to any full-time graduate course. All subjects will be considered, although there is a preference for modern languages. The scholarship was set up in memory of Mrs Hilla Ginwala by her husband Mr Peston Padamji Ginwala. Mr Ginwala was a noted Indian barrister who studied at Balliol from 1937 to 1939, and wanted to help Indian students who shared Mrs Ginwala's love of learning.

The Ismene Fitch scholarships are available for applicants who are ordinarily resident in Greece and who are applying to any full-time graduate course. The scholarship is only tenable at either Wolfson College or St Antony’s College only. All eligible applicants will be considered, regardless of which college (if any) you state as your preference on the graduate application form. However, successful applicants will be transferred to either of the stated Colleges in order to take up the scholarship.

The Pirie-Reid scholarships are available for applicants who are ordinarily resident in or educated in Scotland and who are applying to any full-time or part-time graduate course, with the exception of PFCerts and PGDips.

Pirie-Reid is a small trust fund which is used for scholarships benefitting Scottish educated students or students who are ordinarily resident in Scotland coming to Oxford. Since the death of Mrs Constance Pirie-Reid in 1975, the trust has funded scholarships in memory of her husband.

The Soudavar Fund scholarships are available for applicants who are ordinarily resident in Iran, or who are ordinarily resident in a country which is categorised as Other Low Income Countries or Least Developed Countries on the DAC List of ODA Recipients. This list can be found on the Soudavar Memorial Fund website. The scholarships are available for applicants applying to any full-time graduate course.

The Soudavar Fund was founded in memory of Alireza and Mohammad (Mamadi) Soudavar, who both died while still in their 30s. The Fund aims to reflect their kindliness and generosity by supporting students from Iran or the developing world in their studies. The Soudavar Fund is a University trust fund and was created in 1986 through an endowed gift to the University by the Soudavar family.