The Commonwealth Distance Learning Scholarship allows individuals to pursue a part-time Master’s degree online from UK universities while remaining in their home countries. This fully funded program aims to alleviate financial burdens and provides a UK-recognized degree, covering tuition fees and other necessary study grants.
Designation
Fully Funded Master’s Scholarship
Table
| Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Host Country | UK |
| Location | Online |
| Degree Level | Master’s |
| Duration | One Year |
| Deadline for Application | 20th May 2025 |
Research Area
- Water Management for Development
- Online Teaching
- Human Rights
- Disability Studies, Rights and Inclusion
- Educational Leadership in Practice
- Gerontology
- Global Ageing and Policy
Location
UK (Online learning)
Eligibility/Qualification
To be eligible for the Commonwealth Distance Learning Scholarship, applicants must:
- Be a citizen or have refugee status from an eligible Commonwealth country or be a British Protected Person.
- Be permanently resident in a developing Commonwealth country.
- Hold a first degree with at least upper second class (2:1) honors; lower qualifications may be considered with significant relevant experience.
- Demonstrate an inability to fund the program without scholarship assistance.
Description
The Commonwealth Distance Learning Scholarship is designed to support students from developing Commonwealth countries, making advanced education accessible through online programs offered by selected UK universities. The scholarship covers tuition fees, study materials, and eliminates the need for travel. Notably, IELTS is not required for this scholarship.
How to Apply
- Apply for and gain admission to an approved Master’s course at a participating UK university.
- Submit a separate application for the scholarship via the Commonwealth Scholarships Commission’s (CSC) online system.
Last Date for Apply
20th May 2025
This scholarship presents an exceptional opportunity for individuals aspiring to enhance their educational qualifications while working or residing in their home countries.
