Oxford Clarendon Fund 2027: Oxford Full Institute Scholarships for Taiwan International Scholarship Radar

Oxford Clarendon Fund 2027: Oxford Full Institute Scholarships for Taiwan Students

University of Oxford Clarendon Fund is open to all nationalities and Taiwan students apply for new Master's or DPI courses for the 2027-28 year period, which automatically incorporates Clarendon ' s consideration without having to submit an additional scholarship application, provided that the application is completed by the January deadline designated for each course in 2026 or 2027.

Author: LTU Global Education News Editorial Desk

Country / region United Kingdom

Applicable degree Master's / PhD

Content of the grant Full: course tuition + cost-of-living allowance during school attendance

Deadline By course: December 2026 or January 2027

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Eligibility for Taiwanese applicants

(b) The possibility of applying; Clarendon does not restrict nationality, habitual residence or field of study

Taiwan applicants are not required to fill out additional Clarendon forms and will be automatically considered as long as they apply for a new Oxford Master's or DPhil and complete their application before the course is designated as December/January Funding deadline. 2027/28 Courses are open; Please confirm, on a case-by-case basis, that the chosen course is not accepted at the same time.

Publication: 4 September 2026 Update: 26 September 2026 Final verification: 2026-09-26

26 September update: applications are open for eligible courses

Oxford has opened applications for some 2027/28 graduate courses. This page has therefore been changed from “Opening soon” to “Open”. Clarendon has no nationality or ordinary-residence restrictions. Taiwanese applicants may apply for a new master’s degree or DPhil if they meet the course entry requirements.

Submit a complete admission application by the December or January funding deadline for your course to be considered automatically, without a separate scholarship form. Courses may open at different times; check your chosen course page.

Funding and exclusions

Funding covers course fees. Full-time scholars receive a living-cost grant; part-time scholars receive a course-dependent study-support grant. Funding normally covers the period of fee liability, excluding subsequent continuation charges. The official page still gives a prior-year stipend example, which is not a guaranteed 2027/28 amount.

Holders of deferred graduate offers and current students continuing the same degree are not eligible through this new-degree application route. Eligibility does not guarantee an award.

A course example and Taiwan time

The official 2027/28 DPhil in Interdisciplinary Life and Environmental Science page shows both full-time and part-time applications as open, with a deadline of 6 January 2027 at 12:00 noon UK time, equivalent to 20:00 in Taiwan . This is an example for that course, not a university-wide deadline.

Editorial advice: confirm the research focus, required documents and funding deadline, then plan time for references. Do not wait until a later general admissions deadline to seek scholarship consideration.

Sources checked

Drexel independently corroborates nationality eligibility, funding and automatic consideration. Its general reference to a January deadline does not cover every December deadline; the current Oxford course page determines the applicable date. The original publication date is retained.