Commonwealth Masters Scholarship at Nottingham Trent University 2026

The Department for International Development provides financing for the Commonwealth Shared Scholarship Scheme, which is a collaborative effort between UK institutions and the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission. Its goal is to provide financial aid to students from developing Commonwealth nations who would not otherwise be able to attend university in the UK.

Eligibility for Commonwealth Shared Scholarship at Liverpool Hope University:

• The applicant should be a citizen or a resident of, or be granted refugee status from, an eligible Commonwealth country, or be a British Protected Person.
• An upper second class (2:1) first degree is required, or a lower second class degree with a master's degree, for the candidate. The necessary academic qualification cannot be met by job experience, as determined by the CSC.
• Verification from the candidate's home university that they fulfill the English language standard stated by UK Visas and Immigration and are proficient enough in written and spoken English to begin studies right away is also required. The university does not support pre-sessional English language instruction.

Application Process:

The candidate must fill out an online application form at the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission website to apply for the scholarship. CSC is in charge of managing the application process; it receives and evaluates applications. Applications have to be submitted online using the CSC application system. Applicants must first apply to one of the nominating organizations; direct applications for these scholarships are not accepted by the CSC:

• The primary application procedure is through national nominating organizations.
• Selected philanthropic and non-governmental organizations.

Value of the scholarship:

• Airfare
• Tuition Fees
• Stipend
• Warm clothing allowance, where applicable.
• Study travel grant towards the cost of study-related travel within the UK or overseas.