Oxford University Clarendon Scholarships 2027-27 in UK | Study abroad in UK

Overview

The Clarendon Scholarship covers Oxford tuition plus an annual living-cost grant of £15,009 for master's, MPhil and PhD study, requiring an undergraduate transcript for master's applicants and a master's transcript for doctoral applicants, with IELTS, TOEFL or Cambridge English accepted for non-native English speakers. Applications close 31 January 2027.

About University of Oxford

The Clarendon Scholarship is the University of Oxford's own flagship graduate scholarship scheme, funded by Oxford University Press and covering full tuition and a living stipend for graduate study across every division of the university. Unlike college-specific or subject-specific Oxford scholarships, Clarendon is university-wide and considers every eligible graduate applicant automatically as part of the standard admissions process.

Coverage & Financial Benefits

• Clarendon Scholarships Paying for Living During Study and Tuition.
• Selected students will receive an Annual Grant for Living Expenses Sufficient to cover the Living Costs of a Single Student in the UK.
• A total amount of £15,009 will be given per year.

Requirements & Eligibility

• You need your undergraduate transcript—or something comparable—if you want a master’s degree.
• For a Doctoral Degree, you must have a Master’s degree transcript.
• The university will accept the IELTS, TOEFL, and Cambridge English exams if English is not your first language.
• Requirements for the Course Visit Link.
• All international students are eligible to apply for the Oxford University Clarendon Scholarship in the UK in 2027-28.

Required Documents

How to Apply

1. 1Apply for a graduate course at the University of Oxford through the standard graduate admissions system, ensuring you meet the relevant funding deadline for your course.
2. 2No separate Clarendon application is needed — eligible applicants are automatically considered for the scholarship based on their graduate admissions application.
3. 3Submit a strong, complete graduate application (references, transcripts, personal statement), since Clarendon award decisions are based entirely on the strength of that same admissions file.