Scholarship update
Graduate study in Oxford is expensive and the impact of increases in tuition fees is being felt by many of our students. As St Antony’s aims to be accessible to the best students from across the world, regardless of their financial situation, student support is the College’s fundraising priority.
DAC Scholarship endowment
With delight, gratitude and appreciation we can announce that we have reached the £1,000,000 target for the endowment of the DAC Scholarship. With this good news, we are able to receive an additional £500,000 from the University in matched funding.
The endowment will ensure that we can provide financial support to students who did their first degree at a university in a Development Assistance Country and have won a place to study at St Antony’s, but are unable to take up that place because of lack of funds.
Your generosity will be life-changing for generations of students to come.
Impact of scholarships
We’ve created a series of videos with St Antony’s students from around the world who will give you an insight into how their lives have been changed by scholarship funding. They'll discuss how scholarships have not only supported their academic journeys, but also enriched their personal and professional growth.
Scholarships on offer for 2025/26
Scholarships on offer for 2025/26
To maximize the available resources (endowment as well as spend-funds that in both cases have been made possible by donors), the College is working with a range of partners to offer joint scholarships.
St Antony’s DAC AfOx Scholarship (2): for all one-year degrees accepted by the College
Clarendon Fund (Clarendon Funding has been offered to augment these scholarships, if the correct conditions are met):
St Antony's Warden's Scholarship (1): for any course accepted by St Antony's College
St Antony's DAC Fund Scholarship (1): for any course accepted by St Antony's College
Archie Brown & Alex Pravda Scholarship (1): for an MPhil Russian and Eastern European Studies
The Scott Family Scholarship Scholarship (1): for an MSc Japanese Studies (special preference will be given to a student with a disability)
Swire Scholarship (4): available to students wishing to study for a graduate degree at the University of Oxford that is offered by St Antony’s College, who are permanent residents of China, Hong Kong SAR or Japan, and who have completed the majority of their formal education in their country of permanent residency.
The Swire Scholarships at St Antony’s are generously funded by the Swire Charitable Trust, founded by John Swire & Sons, recognizing the importance of international understanding and collaboration, and to support the exchange of knowledge and development of young scholars from China, Hong Kong SAR and Japan in Oxford.
Oxford Department of International Development
St Antony’s DAC Angelines Scholarship (1): for any degree offered by the Oxford Department of International Development (ODID)
UK Research and Innovation (UKRI)
St Antony’s Warden’s Fund UKRI Scholarship (1): for any course accepted by St Antony's College
University of Oxford Academic Futures (Black Academic, Refugee or Care Experienced)
St Antony’s Warden’s Fund (1): for any course accepted by St Antony's College
University of Oxford Palestinian Crisis Scholarship Programme
St Antony’s Birzeit Scholarship (1): for any course accepted by St Antony's College
St Antony’s DAC Weidenfeld-Hoffman Trust Scholarship (3): for all one-year degrees accepted by the College
All DAC Scholarships offered in partnerships are for eligible students who did their first degree at a university in a country that has been identified by the OECD to receive official development assistance.
Please contact the Academic Office if you have a query or need further information about any of these scholarships.
Thank you
None of these scholarships would have been possible without our partners and the generosity of many of you. Thank you, as ever, for your support.
If you would be interested in discussing a donation for a scholarship, whether large or small, or have questions about tax-efficient giving, please contact the Development Office.
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