Get you Bachelor degree from Oxford 2021-2022 for developing countries (Fully funded)

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Reach Oxford Scholarships 2021 (Oxford undergraduate Scholarship 2021)

A number of Oxford colleges offer Reach Oxford scholarships (formerly Oxford Student Scholarships) to students from low income countries who, for political or financial reasons, or because standard educational facilities do not exist, cannot study for a degree in their own countries. Scholarship winners will study at University of Oxford, UK under any undergraduate course of study, except Medicine due to the course length and expense.

Opportunity focus area:
Archaeology and Anthropology
Biochemistry
Biology
Biomedical Sciences
Chemistry
Classical Archaeology and Ancient History
Classics
Classics and English – please see criteria for Classics and for English
Classics and Modern Languages – please see criteria for Classics and for Modern Languages
Classics and Oriental Studies – please see criteria for Classics and for Oriental Studies
Computer Science
Computer Science and Philosophy – please see criteria for Computer Science and Philosophy
Earth Sciences (Geology)
Economics and Management
Engineering
English
English and Modern Languages – please see criteria for English and for Modern Languages
European and Middle Eastern Languages – please see criteria for Modern Languages and for Oriental Studies
Fine Art
Geography
History
History (Ancient and Modern)
History and Economics
History and English – please see criteria for History and for English
History and Modern Languages – please see criteria for History and for Modern Languages
History and Politics
History of Art
Human Sciences
Law
Materials Science
Mathematics
Mathematics and Computer Science – please see criteria for Mathematics
Mathematics and Philosophy – please see criteria for Mathematics and for Philosophy
Mathematics and Statistics – please see criteria for Mathematics
Medicine
Modern Languages
Modern Languages and Linguistics – please see criteria for Modern Languages
Music
Oriental Studies
Philosophy and Modern Languages – please see criteria for Philosophy and for Modern Languages
Philosophy (all joint courses except PPE)
PPE
Philosophy and Theology – please see criteria for Philosophy and for Theology
Physics
Physics and Philosophy – please see criteria for Physics and for Philosophy
Psychology (Experimental)
Psychology, Philosophy and Linguistics – please see criteria for Psychology (Experimental) and for Philosophy
Religion and Oriental Studies – please see criteria for Theology and Religion and for Oriental Studies
Theology and Religion

Specialties

Ancient History, Anthropology, Applied Sciences & Professions, Archaeology, Biology, Biomedical Sciences, Business & Management, Business Information Systems, Chemistry, Computer Sciences (CS), Creative, Applied Arts and Design, Economics, Engineering & Technology, English Language, Environmental Studies & Earth Sciences, General Studies & Classics, Geology, History, Humanities, Law Sciences, Learning Languages, Materials Science & Engineering (MSE), Medicine & Health, Modern History, Music History, Musical Arts, Natural Sciences & Mathematics, Philosophy & Ethics, Physical Geography, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Religious Studies & Theology, Social Sciences, Visual Arts/Fine Arts (painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics, photography, video, film making)

Eligibilities

Not Specified

Gender

Nationality

Algeria, Comoros, Djibouti, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Oman, Palestine, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey, Yemen

Required Languages

Required English Tests

Other Requirements

Times

You can only apply once in a cycle. Please don't apply more than once in a cycle, as you can't receive a refund for further applications. If you've applied in previous cycles and want to apply again, you'll have to submit a new application.

Oxford vs Cambridge

Usually you can only apply to one course at either the University of Oxford or the University of Cambridge. There are exceptions though – if you'll be a graduate at the start of the course, and you're applying for graduate medicine (course code A101) at the University of Cambridge, you could then also apply to medicine (course code A100) at Cambridge, as well as graduate medicine (course code A101) at the University of Oxford. (Some applicants will need to complete an additional application form to apply

Qualifications

Good attitude to learning

Content of written personal statement displaying passion for the subject area, while demonstrating motivation, enthusiasm, and the skills and experiences that will enable you to succeed at university.

Quality and content of reference.

Personal development.

Benefits

Required Documents

Valid passport

You’ll be able to enter your passport number as well, which will help you if you need to arrange a student visa. Don’t worry if you don’t have a passport yet – you can add your passport number after you’ve submitted your application.

Degree Certificate

Enter details of up to five schools, colleges and universities you have most recently attended or are still attending. Please include any conservatoire junior departments or academies you’ve attended too.

Official Transcript

You may have to send proof of your results in certificates or transcripts. At UCAS, we’re able to send some of your results – including the International Baccalaureate – but for most international qualifications you’ll have to send them to the conservatoire yourself. Different conservatoires have different policies for how they want to receive results. Some might ask for them as soon as you apply – others might do their initial assessment of your application before asking to see proof of your results.

Personal Statement

This is your chance to show conservatoires why you want to study the course and why you'd make a great student.

Recommendation letter/Reference Letter

A reference is a written recommendation from a teacher, adviser, or professional who knows you academically. You’ll need an academic reference and a practical reference. These must be completed by two different referees. Enter the details of your referees on the application, and send a request to them to complete the reference for you. This will then be attached to your application when you submit it.

Application Form

There’s an application fee of £25 for the 2020 cycle, and £26 for the 2021 cycle. For most courses you’ll need to attend an audition or interview, or send a recording or portfolio to each conservatoire.

Test Certificate

Admissions tests For most courses at Oxford you are required to take a test as part of your application. Registration for tests is not automatic and is not part of the UCAS process. Please check the details for your course, including how to register.