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The following scholarships are managed by organisations external to Oxford and therefore they will have different application processes and closing dates. If you have any questions about these scholarships, please contact the relevant organisation directly.
Postgraduate Search provides information on funding opportunities based on a student’s course and level of study.
Scholarship Positions provides information on international scholarships and study abroad opportunities.
The Scholarship Hub provides a guide to UK scholarships, as well as a search engine for scholarships, grants and bursaries.
Turn2us has a grants search and benefits calculator which highlights the funding opportunities available to students based on their individual profile.
UKCISA provides general advice about searching for funding.
The Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) offers a number of scholarships for students from Singapore studying in the fields of science and technology at selected universities, including Oxford.
The Anglo-Jewish Association provides assistance to Jewish students in financial need.
The ACU administers a number of scholarships for Commonwealth citizens to study in the UK.
The British Council Mexico provides details of funding opportunities for Mexican students wishing to study in the UK.
The Canadian Bureau for International Education offers scholarships for Canadian citizens and residents who wish to study abroad.
The Charles Wallace Trusts for India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Burma offer grants and fellowships to nationals of these countries towards the costs of education or professional development in the UK.
The Daiwa Anglo–Japanese Foundation awards grants to individuals, institutions and organisations to promote links between the UK and Japan.
The Freshfields Stephen Lawrence Scholarships are available to eligible first year Law students at participating universities nationwide, providing a range of benefits including a 15-month development and mentoring programme.
Google provide a number of scholarships to students with disabilities who are studying computer science or another closely related subject.
The Great Britain China Educational Trust provides awards for Chinese students studying in the UK through different programmes.
The Indian Department of Higher Education provides funding opportunities for Indian students studying abroad.
Lanekassen is the Norwegian student loan and grant-awarding body which supports Norwegian students studying overseas.
The Leathersellers' Company awards grants of up to £5,000 per year to study for a full-time degree at any UK university.
The Leverhulme Trade Charities Trust provides grants to students in financial need, who have a parent or spouse, or who they themselves work in the Grocery Industry, as a Pharmacist or as a Commercial Traveller.
Open Society Foundations offer a range of grants, scholarships and fellowships throughout the year.
Several University of Oxford Alumni Groups offer bursaries for current students.
Bursaries are available for students from Cornwall (£350-£600), East Kent (up to £750), East Sussex (up to £400), and Hungary (up to £500). Further information and contact details can be found at the above link.
The Singapore Government offers scholarships to those interested in pursuing a career in the Public Service.
VA applications are processed by the same team at Oxford who deal with US loans. Once you have made your application to the US Department of Veterans Affairs, please contact the US loans team to have your enrolment confirmed and certified.
Vincent’s Club provides grants of up to £10,000 to students with strong academic attainment and sporting achievement and potential.
The Westheimer Scholarships provide grants for young asylum seekers undertaking courses in social care, medicine, nursing or related professions.
