Graduate Scholarships for entry in the 2024/25 academic year

Details of scholarship: See https://www.oocdtp.ac.uk/our-studentships

Eligibility: Home/ROI/Islands/Overseas applicants for the Humanities subjects the College normally considers

Value: Course fee and a grant for living expenses at the UKRI minimum doctoral stipend rate

Duration: Up to three years (depending on period of fee liability)

Application process: No separate application process for Christ Church, but applicants should follow the OOC DTP application process

Details of scholarship: this scholarship is co-funded by Christ Church and the Faculty of Modern Languages

Eligibility: Home applicants for an MSt course in Modern Languages offered by Christ Church. However, please note that Modern Languages may wish to restrict this award to candidates studying French or Spanish. 

Value: Course fees and a grant for living expenses at the UKRI minimum doctoral stipend rate

Duration: up to one year (depending on period of fee liability)

Application: no separate application process

Details of scholarship: This scholarship, which is funded by the McDonald Agape Foundation, is a College-only award, with applicants supplied by the relevant department. For 2024 entry, applicants will be identified by the Faculty of Theology and Religion 

Eligibility: Doctoral candidates for relevant degrees in Theology and Religion

Value: £25,000 p.a. 

Duration: Four years

Application: no separate application process

Details of scholarship: The Anne Campbell Scholarship was given by Emily Campbell (ChCh 1990) in memory of her late mother.  It is awarded to the Christ Church law graduate with the highest average mark in the Final Honours School who remains at Christ Church, or returns to Christ Church, in order to study for the BCL or MJur

Eligibility: Home/ROI/Islands/Overseas applicants to Christ Church for the MJur and BCL who have previously completed their undergraduate Law degree at Christ Church

Value: £3,300 towards course fees and £500 towards living costs

Duration: Ten months

Application process: No separate application process.

Details of scholarship: the award is funded by a donation from Catherine Eiref

Eligibility: Home/ROI/Islands/Overseas applicants to Christ Church for the one-year courses in Law offered by Christ Church.

Value: £10,000 

Duration: Up to twelve months

Application process: no separate application process

 

Details of scholarship:

Eligibility:  Home candidates applying for the DPhil in Astrophysics

Value: Course fees and a grant for living expenses at the UKRI minimum doctoral stipend rate

Duration: Up to three years (depending on period of fee liability)

Application process: No separate application process.

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Details of scholarship: The Scholarship is funded by American alumni of Christ Church and was established through the generosity of Peter Paine, a New York lawyer, and John Ward, a business consultant.

Eligibility: Applicants who are ordinarily resident in the USA and who completed their first degree at an American University for any course that Christ Church offers

Value: A grant for living expenses at the UKRI minimum doctoral stipend date

Duration: Up to twelve months (depending on period of fee liability)

Application process: No separate application process

Details of scholarship: See https://www.ox.ac.uk/clarendon/information-for-applicants

Eligibility: Home/ROI/Islands/Overseas applicants for subjects the College normally considers. One award is normally made in each of the Divisions as follows: Humanities, Social Sciences, MPLS, Medical Sciences.

Value: Course fee and a grant for living expenses at the UKRI minimum doctoral stipend rate

Duration: Up to four years (depending on period of fee liability)

Application process: No separate application process

Details of scholarship: https://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/graduate/access/academic-futures 

Eligibility: applicants who are ordinarily resident in the United Kingdom, who are of Black or Mixed Black ethnicity and who hold an offer for a taught graduate degree, starting in the 2024-25 academic year in one of the courses offered by Christ Church.

Value: Course fee and a grant for living expenses at the UKRI minimum doctoral stipend rate.

Duration: Up to twelve months (depending on period of fee liability)

Application process: No separate application process. Applicants should submit their completed graduate course application, including ethnicity information, by either the December or January deadline (whichever is relevant for their course).

Details of scholarship: The award was endowed by the late Mrs Priscilla Wakefield Mitchell, in memory of her great-great-uncle Edward Gibbon Wakefield and his three brothers. The scholarship is also dedicated to the memory of Mrs Mitchell’s grandfather, Charles Marcus Wakefield, and to the memory of her brother Edward Roger Wakefield. Roger Wakefield was a graduate of Christ Church, Oxford.

Eligibility: applicants ordinarily resident in New Zealand who are graduates of the University of Canterbury  of no more than two years’ standing or who are eligible to graduate from the University of Canterbury, who are offered a place on a one-year Master’s course offered by Christ Church with fees of up to £30k p.a. and choose Christ Church as their preferred college.

Value: Course fees of up to £30k and a grant for living expenses at the UKRI minimum doctoral stipend rate pro rata

Duration: Up to twelve months (depending on period of fee liability)

Application process: No separate application process but applicants must choose Christ Church as their preferred college.