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OCIS - Oxford Scholarships | Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies OCIS - Oxford Scholarships OCIS - Oxford Scholarships Launched in 2009, the OCIS – Oxford Scholarships support British Muslim students as well as those from developing countries in Asia and Africa to read for degrees at the University of Oxford. Under the programme, up to five scholarships each year are available for undergraduate students from Muslim communities in Britain.
Additionally, up to five postgraduate scholarships are available for UK students from Muslim communities and students from specified countries in Asia or Africa. The scholarships are available to students undertaking study in a range of fields relevant to the needs of Muslim societies.
Undergraduate Scholarships (UG) For further details of the OCIS – Oxford Undergraduate Scholarships follow this link to the profile on the University web site. Click to download the Undergraduate leaflet . Postgraduate Scholarships (PG) OCIS – Oxford Postgraduate Scholarships cover University fees and a grant for living costs.
An application for a scholarship is made at the time of completion of the Graduate Application Form. Further information is available from the University's website . Click for details of the Scholarship Profile .
Click to download the Postgraduate leaflet .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: British Muslim students (undergraduate) and UK/specified Asian/African Muslim community students (postgraduate) pursuing study relevant to Muslim societies; up to five scholarships annually per level. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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