Commonwealth Masters Scholarships 2022

Commonwealth Masters Scholarships is currently open to any international students interested in studying in London on a scholarship.

Commonwealth Scholarships for master’s studies in the United Kingdom are available for nationals of developing Commonwealth countries. The Department for International Development (DFID) of the United Kingdom is funding these scholarships (DFID).

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Level and Field(s) of study:

Commonwealth master’s scholarships for international students are available under six themes:

Science and technology development
Strengthening health and energy systems
Promoting global prosperity
Promoting peace, security, and governance
Strengthening resilience and responding to the global crisis
access, inclusion, and opportunity are the themes for available courses.

They do not charge any registration fees; therefore, you can apply for free. Also Check: Fully Funded Scholarships – 100% Funded for International Students

Number of Scholarships:

Not specified

Target group:

If you are a citizen of an eligible Commonwealth country or have been given refugee status by one,

Commonwealth Masters Scholarship value/inclusions:

Each Scholarship covers travel to and from the United Kingdom, as well as tuition and examination fees, a stipend, a thesis award (if eligible), and an initial arrival allowance. The entire list of Commonwealth Scholarship requirements may be found in the 2022 Commonwealth Scholarship Terms and Conditions.

Eligibility:

To be eligible for these scholarships:

You must be a British Protected Person or a citizen of an eligible Commonwealth country.
Be a permanent resident of a Commonwealth country that qualifies.
Be ready to begin your academic studies in the UK by September/October 2020, when the UK academic year begins.
Have an upper second class (2:1) honors degree or a second class degree with appropriate postgraduate qualification (typically a Master’s degree) by October 2020. A second Master’s degree in the United Kingdom would not generally be funded by the CSC. If you’re applying for a second Master’s degree in the United Kingdom, you’ll need to explain why you want to do so.
Would not be able to afford to study in the United Kingdom if not for this scholarship
Have provided all supporting documentation in the required format