ScholarshipsRhodes Scholarship (Oxford)
Fully FundedFoundation RenewableBachelor · Master · PhD
Rhodes Scholarship (Oxford)
United Kingdom Rhodes Trust All fields available at the University of Oxford
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Amount
Full tuition + £18,180/year + flights
Funding
Fully Funded
Deadline
146 days left
Country
United Kingdom
Awards
Approximately 100 per year globally
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Provider
Rhodes Trust
Type
Foundation
Field of Study
All fields available at the University of Oxford
Awards Available
Approximately 100 per year globally
Duration
2 years for most courses, 3 years for DPhil/PhD
Renewable
Yes, renewable
Open To
Approximately 30 eligible countries including USA, Canada...
GPA Requirement
Exceptional academic record, typically GPA 3.7/4.0 or equivalent first-class honours
Language
Must meet Oxford's English language requirements (IELTS 7.0-7.5 depending on course)
Age Limit
Generally 19-25 years old at the time of application (varies by country)
Interview
Required
Essay
Required
Acceptance Rate
Approximately 1-2% acceptance rate (most competitive scholarship in the world)
Results Announced
November-December of application year
The world's oldest and most prestigious international scholarship. Founded 1903. 100 scholars selected per year to study at Oxford. Alumni include Bill Clinton and many world leaders.
- Full tuition at Oxford
- Annual stipend £18,180
- Return flights
- Health insurance
- Settling-in allowance
- Literary and scholastic attainments (academic excellence)
- Energy to use one's talents to the full
- Truth, courage, devotion to duty, sympathy for the weak
- Moral force of character and leadership instincts
- Physical vigour as demonstrated through sport or other activities
Application Deadline (146 days left)
Thursday, October 1, 2026
Results Announced
November-December of application year
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