Commonwealth Master's Scholarships 2027/28 — Fully Funded Study in the United Kingdom
Fully funded Master scholarship in United Kingdom for International students 2026
Commonwealth Master's Scholarships fully fund a one-year master's degree in the United Kingdom for students from low and middle income Commonwealth countries who could not otherwise afford to study there.
Eligibility
- Citizen of an eligible low or middle income Commonwealth country
- Unable to afford UK postgraduate study without the award
- A first degree of at least upper second class standard
- Must return home after the award
Commonwealth Master's Scholarships fully fund a one-year master's degree in the United Kingdom for students from low and middle income Commonwealth countries who could not otherwise afford to study there.
What it covers. Full tuition, return airfare, monthly living stipend and a thesis grant.
Who can apply. Citizen of an eligible low or middle income Commonwealth country. Unable to afford UK postgraduate study without the award. A first degree of at least upper second class standard. Must return home after the award.
How to apply. Applications go to the awarding body — Commonwealth Scholarship Commission (CSCUK) — through the official page below. There is no application fee, and OEAC does not charge one. Read the eligibility list above before you start, and open the official page early: it carries the current deadline, the exact documents and any programme-specific form.
https://cscuk.fcdo.gov.uk/scholarships/commonwealth-masters-scholarships/
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Always confirm the deadline and eligibility on the official page before you apply. Scholarship dates change between rounds, and this listing is a summary — the provider's own page is the authoritative source. OEAC Network lists scholarships for free and is not an agent for any university or funding body.
