Oxford-Weidenfeld Hoffmann Scholarships and Leadership Program
Deadline: 7/21 January 2023 Years
Study: United Kingdom
The course begins in 2023.
Brief Details
The Oxford-Weidenfield and Hoffman Scholarship and Leadership Program helps outstanding students from graduate degrees at Oxford University to adapt to changing and emerging economies in Africa, Asia and South America. It is managed by the Weidenfield Hoffman Trust.
Hosting (Oxford University, UK)
Eligible Graduate Program:
- Bachelor in BCL Civil Law.
- MBA Master of Business Administration.
MJur Magistrate Juris - MPP Master of Public Administration and Policy.
MSc African Studies. - MSc Biodiversity, Conservation and Management.
- MSc Comparative Social Policy
- MSc Computer Science.
MSc Contemporary Chinese Studies.
M.Phil in Development Studies. - MST Diplomatic Studies
- MSc Economics for Development.
MSc Education (Comparative and International Education)
MSc Education (Higher Education) - MSc Energy System
MSc Climate Change and Management
MSc Evidence-Based Social Intervention and Policy Evaluation
MSc Financial Economics. - MSc Global Governance and Diplomacy.
MSc Global Health Sciences. - MSc International Health and Tropical Medicine.
- MST Islamic Studies and History.
Jewish MST Jewish Study.
MST Korean Studies. MSc Latin American Studies. - MSc Law and Finance.
MSc Mathematical Modeling and Scientific Computing
MSc Migration Studies. - MSc Study of Modern Middle East.
- MSc Modern South Asian Studies.
- MSc Nature, Society and Environmental Governance.
MSc Study of Refugees and Forced Migration.
• Internet MSc Social Science.
MSc Sustainability, Enterprise and Environment
MSc Water Science, Policy and Management.
Eligibility
Migration and students from emerging economies across Africa, Asia and South America.Scholarship Cost / Enrollment / Duration:The scholarship will cover 100% of university and college fees and a grant (at least 15,609) for housing expenses. Rewards are made for the entire period of your fee liability for the agreed course.
You must apply to start an eligible course at Oxford. You should generally reside in one of the eligible countries (see the official website for the full list). Once your course is completed, you should plan to return to your home country.Successful applicants must show interest in serving the international community through their field of work. You should be able to show a link between the subject of your study and your long-term career goals, stating that your professional work is for the betterment of public life in your country or at the wider regional or international level. For Let’s see how they contribute.
To consider this scholarship, you must select the Weidenfield-Hoffman Scholarship and Leadership Program in the Funding section of the University Graduate Application Form and choose the Graduate Study for the relevant December or January deadline for your course. Will be. You must also submit your application for the Weidenfield-Hoffman Scholarship (January 7 or January 21, 2023) and upload it along with your graduate application form by the deadline.