The Reach Oxford Scholarship 2027 covers course fees, a grant for living costs and one return air fare each year for undergraduate study at the University of Oxford.
Around two to three awards are made each year for students from low income countries who cannot study the degree at home.
You must first receive an offer of a place at Oxford before you can apply for this scholarship.
Benefits
Winners receive full course fees for the normal length of the degree, three or four years depending on the course.
A grant for living costs is included. One return air fare per year is also covered.
The award renews each year subject to satisfactory academic progress. Scholars write an annual report on their activities.
Eligibility
You must be a national of a country that receives official development assistance from the OECD Development Assistance Committee. You must be unable to study for a degree in your own country for political or financial reasons, or because equivalent facilities do not exist.
Medicine is excluded. Priority goes to students who have not studied at undergraduate level before.
You must hold an offer of a place at Oxford for an eligible undergraduate course.
How to Apply
Apply for undergraduate admission to Oxford through UCAS by the relevant deadline, normally 15 October. Gain an offer of a place.
Details on how to apply for the 2027 entry scholarship will appear on the official page in January 2027. The deadline is 12 noon UK time on 26 January 2027.
Selection takes place in April and outcomes are released by the end of May.
Check the official page for the full process and any updates: Reach Oxford Scholarship.
Important Notes
Applications for 2026 entry are closed. The 2027 window opens in January 2027. Always verify the latest requirements on the university site.
Also see other UK options such as the Clarendon Scholarship 2027.
Always confirm the latest application dates and requirements on the university website before you apply.
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