Commonwealth Master's Scholarship 2027/2028 in the United Kingdom (Fully Funded)
United Kingdom · Any participating UK university approved by the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission · Commonwealth Scholarship Commission (CSC)
The Commonwealth Master's Scholarship is a prestigious UK Government scholarship funded by the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) and administered by the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission (CSC). It enables talented students from eligible low and middle-income Commonwealth countries to pursue a full-time Master's degree at participating universities in the United Kingdom.
The scholarship is intended for applicants who have the potential to contribute to the sustainable development of their home countries and who would otherwise be unable to afford studying in the UK.
Benefits
- Full tuition fees
- Monthly living allowance
- Round-trip airfare
- Study travel grant
- Arrival allowance
- Family allowance (for eligible scholars)
- Access to Commonwealth alumni network
Eligibility Requirements
- Be a citizen or permanent resident of an eligible Commonwealth country.
- Hold a bachelor's degree.
- Be unable to afford studying in the UK without the scholarship.
- Meet the admission requirements of the chosen UK university.
- Demonstrate academic excellence and leadership potential.
- Show commitment to contributing to the development of your home country after graduation.
Required Documents
- Passport
- Bachelor's degree certificate
- Academic transcripts
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Two reference letters
- Admission documents (if required)
- Personal statement
- Supporting documents requested by the nominating agency
Application Process
1. Check your eligibility.
2. Apply through the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission (CSC) online application system.
3. Submit your application through the appropriate nominating agency in your country.
4. Upload all required documents before the deadline.
5. Wait for the nomination and selection process.
6. Successful candidates will receive an official scholarship offer.