If you are planning to study abroad and money is your problem, this can help you. Oxford University in the UK is giving a full scholarship for students from developing countries. It is called the Weidenfeld-Hoffmann Scholarship. You will not pay anything. The school will take care of everything including school fees, living money, and more.
What They Will Give You/Benefit
If you are chosen, you will get:
- Free school (no tuition fee)
- About £19,000 every year for living
- Extra training for leadership
- Travel support if needed
- A strong support group of other students
Deadline : 31 July 2025
Who Can Apply?
You can apply if:
- You are from a developing country
- You have finished your first degree
- You want to do a one-year master’s course at Oxford
- You want to help your country after you graduate
- Your course is about public health, education, water, law, policy, or things like that
Documents Required
To apply, you need these documents:
- Your school results (transcript or degree)
- A good CV (with your work or study history)
- English test (like IELTS or TOEFL)
- Your passport or national ID
- A short essay (called Scholarship Statement Form)
- Two letters from people who know your work or school (reference letters)
How to Apply
1. Go to the Oxford website and apply for your course
2. While filling the form, choose the Weidenfeld-Hoffmann Scholarship under “Funding”
3. Fill and upload the Scholarship Statement Form
4. Add all other papers (transcript, test result, CV, etc.)
5. If they like your form, they will call you for interview in April
6. Final result comes in May
Make sure you apply before the deadline. If you wait too long, you may miss your chance.
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Reason you should take this scholarship serious
- They pay for everything
- They give you more training, not just classes
- You will join a network of past students
- You are expected to help your people after you finish
- You don’t need to be rich — just be serious and ready to learn