Are you a passionate, community-driven student aiming to make an impact as a future British Muslim leader? The AGM Randeree Scholarship 2026, worth up to £40,000, is now open for applications. This prestigious, fully funded scholarship supports outstanding Master’s degree candidates at St Edmund’s College, University of Cambridge, offering not just financial aid but a powerful platform to develop leadership, academic, and social impact skills.
About the AGM Randeree Scholarship
The AGM Randeree Scholarship, jointly offered by St Edmund’s College and the AGM Randeree Trust, is designed to nurture the next generation of British Muslim leaders who will shape positive change in their communities and beyond. It empowers talented individuals to pursue postgraduate studies at one of the world’s most esteemed universities—Cambridge—while engaging in meaningful community leadership and interfaith collaboration.
The scholarship primarily supports programs across the Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences, encouraging intellectual growth and leadership development in a multi-faith and inclusive academic environment.
AGM Scholarship Benefits
Successful applicants will receive one of the most generous and holistic scholarship packages available in the UK:
- Full Funding: Covers tuition and accommodation costs for a full academic year at the University of Cambridge.
- College Membership: Access to St Edmund’s College, one of the most internationally diverse Cambridge colleges welcoming students aged 21 and above.
- Personalized Mentorship: Ongoing one-to-one mentoring throughout the academic year to guide personal, professional, and academic growth.
- Professional Placement: A 2–4 week placement with a leading research or community organization to gain hands-on leadership and service experience.
Previous scholars have described the mentorship experience as “life-changing,” helping them strengthen their confidence, leadership identity, and connection to their cultural roots.
Eligibility Requirements
To qualify for the AGM Randeree Scholarship 2026, applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Hold an upper second-class (2:1) undergraduate degree or equivalent from a recognized university, ensuring eligibility for postgraduate admission at Cambridge.
- Be active in the British Muslim community and demonstrate a strong commitment to community service or development.
- Exhibit leadership potential and a vision for long-term contribution to British Muslim community advancement and interfaith collaboration.
- Demonstrate a desire to develop intellectual and civic skills within a diverse, secular, and inclusive environment.
- Be eligible for Home fee status at the University of Cambridge.
How to Apply?
Applicants must submit:
- A tailored CV (no longer than two pages) outlining qualifications, work history, and achievements.
- A personal statement (maximum 1,500 words) addressing how you meet the eligibility criteria, your contributions to the British Muslim community, and your vision for applying the scholarship’s values in future work.
Applications should be submitted directly through the St Edmund’s College official portal or via the AGM Randeree Trust website.
The AGM Randeree Scholarship 2026 application cycle is now open.
Application Deadline: Friday, 27 February 2026.
Early preparation is highly recommended due to the scholarship’s competitive nature.