Commenwealth Scholarship at University of South Wales 2025-26

Future leaders and influencers from across the globe who would not otherwise be able to afford to study in the UK now have the chance to do so thanks to the scholarships, which will help them further their careers and education, network, take in UK culture, and create eternally beneficial ties with the country.

Eligibility for Commonwealth Shared Scholarship at City University of London:

• The candidate must be a British Protected Person, a citizen of one of the qualifying Commonwealth nations, or have been given refugee status by one of those nations.
• The candidate must be a permanent resident of a Commonwealth nation
• By September 2024, when the UK academic year officially begins, the applicant must be available to begin academic studies in the UK.
• The candidate must have at least an upper second-class (2:1) honors degree in their first degree by September 2024, or a lower second-class degree with a suitable postgraduate certificate (typically a Master's degree). Normally, the CSC wouldn't pay for a second master's degree. Those who are applying for a second Master's degree need to explain why they want to pursue this course of study.
• The applicant should be unable to afford to study in the UK without this scholarship.

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