Wolfson College has unveiled an exciting opportunity for prospective graduate students, announcing up to 20 fully funded scholarships for DPhil and Master’s programs commencing in the 2025-26 academic year. The scholarships span a diverse range of subjects, from English Literature to Climate Change, Atomic & Laser Physics, and Clinical Depression.
Each scholarship covers the full cost of course fees and includes a living stipend, ensuring recipients can focus entirely on their academic pursuits.
This year’s announcement introduces several scholarships being offered for the first time, including the Derek Boyd Scholarship, the Tim & Elaine Rolph Scholarship in Climate Change, and the Palestine Crisis Scholarship. Additionally, several scholarships have been established thanks to generous legacies, such as the Wolfson Jeremy Black Clarendon Scholarship in Assyriology and the Rachel Conrad Scholarship in Clinical Depression.
Wolfson College has expressed its gratitude to the donors whose contributions have made these scholarships possible, further strengthening the institution’s commitment to supporting academic excellence and tackling global challenges.
Applications are now open for this unparalleled opportunity to join one of the world’s leading academic communities. A full list of scholarships and eligibility details can be found on the Wolfson College website https://www.wolfson.ox.ac.uk/news/wolfson-offers-20-graduate-scholarships-for-2025-26-entry/.