Commonwealth Shared Scholarship at Brunel University London 2025-26

With great pride, Brunel University London backs the Commonwealth Shared Scholarship initiative. For full-time master's study in a designated field of study, applicants from the least developed, low-income, and lower-middle-income Commonwealth nations are eligible for the Commonwealth Shared scholarship.

Eligibility for Commonwealth Shared Scholarship at Brunel University 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.

Eligible Programs:

• LLM International Human Rights Law
• MSc Renewable Energy Engineering
• MSc Water and Environmental Engineering
• MSc Public Health and Health Promotion
• MSc Mechanism and Therapy in Cancer

Value/Benefits of the Scholarship:

• Full tuition fee waiver
• Induction/ orientation fee (N/A)
• Return travel fares
• Visas and associated fees
• Family allowances
• Disability Allowance
• Study travel grant
• Thesis grant
• Monthly stipend of £1,652 per scholar
• Warm clothing allowance of £522 per scholar.

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.