Deadlines for this scholarship
An award closing is only the first of the dates that matter. After it there is the deposit that keeps your place, the unconditional offer the funder wants to see before it pays, and a last day to arrive and register. Where the funder publishes none of these, the row says so — a blank is what the official page actually says, not something we have left out.
No closing date published. This funder sets its closing date per country, or opens the call only when the cycle begins. Send us your documents and we will apply the moment your country’s window opens.
Who can apply
Open to all nationalities applying for a new Oxford master's or DPhil, so Pakistan, India, Bangladesh and Gulf applicants are eligible.
What the award is
University of Oxford's graduate scholarship scheme covering University and college fees plus a grant towards living costs for PhD and master's students of any nationality. There is no separate Clarendon form - you are considered automatically if you apply for Oxford graduate admission by the relevant December or January funding deadline for your course. Consideration deadlines for entry in 2027 fall in December 2026 and January 2027 depending on the division. Official source: https://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/graduate/fees-and-funding/funding/clarendon/applicants (checked 29 October 2026).Where these dates came from
Could not read a date from the official source: every attempt to open ox.ac.uk on 30 October 2026 (https://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/graduate/fees-and-funding/funding/clarendon and the graduate fees-and-funding pages) returned HTTP 403 to both WebFetch and curl, so the December/January funding deadline that Oxford publishes per division is left blank rather than filled from a secondary site. There is no separate Clarendon form - candidates are considered automatically through the Oxford graduate admission application - and no tuition, CAS or arrival date is published for the award, so the remaining columns are blank too.
Deadlines move. Always confirm on the funder's own page before you book anything — the link above is where we read it.
