Department for international development is inviting applications from the candidates to pursue Masters’s study under Fully-funded Commonwealth Shared Scholarships, interested candidates can apply for Fully-funded Commonwealth Shared Scholarships 2022, developing countries before the deadline through http://cscuk.dfid.gov.uk/…………………
Fully-funded Commonwealth Shared Scholarships 2022, developing countries are offered by the commonwealth scholarship commission and the UK and was funded by the Department of international development, this was established with an objective to financially support the students of developing nations.
And who have not received any stipend during their graduate courses will be supported to undergo master’s degree and funded annually, the main aim of the scholarship is to contribute to the development needs of Commonwealth countries by providing training for skilled and qualified professionals and academics who have not undergone their studies in the UK.
About the award
| Fully-funded Commonwealth Shared Scholarships 2022 | Details |
| Name of the Scholarship | Fully-funded Commonwealth Shared Scholarships |
| Number of Scholarships | 230 |
| Education Qualification | degree |
| Application Mode | Online |
| Nationality | commonwealth countries |
| Name of Origination | commonwealth commission |
| Official Website | http://cscuk.dfid.gov.uk/ |
| Deadline | expected in the month of March 2022 |
| Period of Award | not- specified |
| Contact Email | complaints@cscuk.org.uk |
Courses offered
The scholarships offered the students to study Masters’s degree only in the UK.
Fields of study
A masters’ degree is offered in any relevant fields or subjects offered by participating universities in the UK
Value of award
selected students for the commonwealth shared scholarships include the cost of tuition fees (at the overseas rate), return airfares, and other allowances that are funded by the participating universities.
Number of scholarships
Annually commonwealth scholarship commission offers more than 200 scholarships to interested and eligible students.
Eligibility criteria for Fully-funded Commonwealth Shared Scholarships 2022
The applying candidate should satisfy the required criteria to be applicable for a scholarship, where the applicant must be available to start their academic studies in the UK by the beginning of the new academic year in the months of September or October, candidate must hold a first degree of either first or upper second class that is 2:1 classification, or lower second class that is of 2:2 classification in addition to a relevant postgraduate qualification which is usually a Master’s degree, the applicant must not have studied or worked for one academic year or more in a developed country, the applicant must demonstrate financial need, Sponsoring institutions must confirm that candidates are sufficiently fluent in written and oral English to pursue their proposed studies immediately, as there is no pre-course English Language Teaching is available under these awards.
Target group
Applying candidate must be a Commonwealth citizen, refugee, or British-protected person or a permanent resident in one of the developing Commonwealth countries to apply for the scholarship.
Application procedure to apply for Fully-funded Commonwealth Shared Scholarships 2022
Interested candidates can make their application using the Commonwealth Scholarships Electronic Application System, Before applying, the candidate must check their UK university to get necessary information related to specific advice, admission requirements, and rules for applying, Some of the participating universities may require to complete their own admissions application form as well, candidate can apply for more than one course or to more than one university, prior the candidate received an offer from commonwealth commission.
Application deadline
Different participating countries have different deadlines, where the deadline for most universities will be expected in the month of March, 2022 interested candidates can apply before the deadline, for further information please visit http://cscuk.dfid.gov.uk/.