Summary
The Weidenfeld-Hoffmann Scholarships and Leadership Programme is a prestigious, fully funded opportunity for exceptional international students from developing and emerging economies to pursue a Master’s degree at the University of Oxford. Beyond financial support, the program focuses on cultivating future leaders through mentorship, professional development, and networking.
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Designation
Scholarship Recipient / Weidenfeld-Hoffmann Scholar
Scholarship Details
| Feature | Details |
| Host Country | United Kingdom |
| Host University | University of Oxford |
| Funded By | Weidenfeld-Hoffmann Trust |
| Study Level | Master’s Degree (1-year taught courses) |
| Financial Coverage | 100% Tuition Fees + Living Allowance (at least £19,237) |
| Additional Benefits | Mentorship, leadership training, and networking |
Research & Study Areas
The scholarship supports a range of one-year Master’s programmes across several sectors, including:
- Law & Business: MBA, BCL, MJur, MSc Financial Economics, MSc Law and Finance.
- Public Policy & Development: Master of Public Policy (MPP), MSc Economics for Development, MPhil Development Studies, MSc Global Governance and Diplomacy.
- Education & Social Sciences: MSc Comparative and International Education, MSc Evidence-Based Social Intervention, MSc Refugee and Forced Migration Studies, MSc Social Science of the Internet.
- Environment & Sustainability: MSc Environmental Change and Management, MSc Biodiversity, MSc Energy Systems, MSc Water Science, MSc Sustainability, Enterprise and Environment.
- Health & Science: MSc Global Health Science, MSc International Health and Tropical Medicine, MSc Computer Science, MSc Mathematical Modelling.
- Regional & Cultural Studies: African, Chinese, South Asian, Latin American, Diplomatic, Islamic, Korean, and Jewish Studies.
Location
University of Oxford, United Kingdom.
Eligibility/Qualification
- Origin: Must be a citizen and ordinarily resident in an eligible developing or emerging country.
- Academic: Must meet all admission requirements for your selected graduate course at Oxford.
- Potential: Demonstrate outstanding academic achievement, leadership potential, and a clear career trajectory.
- Intent: Must be committed to returning to your home country/region after graduation to apply your skills for positive social/professional impact.
- Exclusions: Not open to candidates holding deferred offers or those already studying at Oxford.
Scholarship Description
The program aims to support graduates and professionals who intend to return to their home countries to make a difference. The Weidenfeld-Hoffmann Leadership Programme provides approximately 160 hours of professional training, discussions, and cultural activities, ensuring scholars are prepared to take on influential roles in their chosen fields.
How to Apply
- University Application: Apply for an eligible Master’s programme at the University of Oxford.
- Select Scholarship: In the “Funding” section of the graduate application, select the “Weidenfeld-Hoffmann Scholarships and Leadership Programme” checkbox.
- Submit Statement: Complete and upload the required Weidenfeld-Hoffmann Scholarship Statement alongside your graduate application.
- Submission: Ensure all documents are submitted by the specific course deadline.
Last Date to Apply
Applications typically close in December or January, depending on the specific Master’s course for which you are applying. 1 You must check the official course webpage for the exact deadline applicable to your chosen programme.






