The Commonwealth Shared Scholarship is a UK government initiative aimed at supporting postgraduate students from least-developed and middle-income Commonwealth countries. It provides an opportunity to pursue Master’s programs in the UK, helping to address development needs by training skilled professionals and fostering global partnerships.

Key Features:

-Host: UK Government and participating UK universities
– Eligible Countries: Commonwealth nations
– Reward: Full tuition fees, approved airfare, £1,690 monthly stipend, and additional grants
– Deadline: December 12, 2024

Scholarship Details:

-Coverage: Full tuition fees, return airfare, living allowance (£1,347 monthly, or £1,652 for London-based students), thesis and study grants, and a warm clothing allowance.

– Additional Benefits: Support for TB test costs, child allowance for eligible single parents, and study-related travel grants.

– Eligibility Criteria: Applicants must be citizens or refugees from eligible Commonwealth countries, hold at least a 2:1 degree (or lower with a relevant Master’s), and be unable to afford UK study without the scholarship. Prior work or study in high-income countries is limited to a year.

 Application Process:

1. Deadline: Submit by 16:00 GMT on December 12, 2024, via the official online portal.

2. Selection: Universities will nominate candidates to the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission (CSC) based on academic merit, research proposals, and potential development impact.

3. Required Actions: Apply for a Master’s course at a participating UK university, ensuring you meet their specific admission guidelines.

For more details and to apply, visit [CSC’s official scholarship page](https://cscuk.fcdo.gov.uk/scholarships/commonwealth-shared-scholarships-applications/).