Vincent’s Club Award Scheme - Vincent’s Club Award Scheme
Vincent’s Club Award Scheme €11,500
Quick facts
Institution
Vincent’s Club Award Scheme
Program
Vincent’s Club Award Scheme
Amount
€11,500
Last verified: 2 October 2026
About this scholarship
What the Vincent's Awards give you
You will receive a one-year sports scholarship. The main prize, the Sir Roger Bannister Prize, is worth up to about 11,500 EUR (10,000 GBP). Most of the other awards are smaller, ranging from around 575 to 5,750 EUR (500 to 5,000 GBP). The money is paid out over one academic year. The programme is run by Vincent’s Club, a members’ club at the University of Oxford, and supports students who combine outstanding academic achievement with serious sporting commitment.
Who can apply
- University: You are studying at the University of Oxford, or you have been offered a place and have accepted it.
- Sport: You play one of the sports officially recognised by the University of Oxford.
- Field of study: All hatches are open.
- Nationality: Applicants of all nationalities are welcome to apply, and there are no restrictions based on gender.
- Results: As well as excellent academic results, you have a track record of sporting achievements and great potential.
- Character: You demonstrate leadership qualities, team spirit and an interest in cross-organisational activities, for example in the field of public relations or in supporting people from disadvantaged backgrounds.
- Financial need: Financial worries can have a positive impact on your application, but only as part of the overall picture and not on their own.
How to apply
Applications must be made via the online form on the Vincent’s Club website, to which you must attach your CV. You will also need two references: one from an academic background and one from the world of sport, for example from your head coach. A selection panel decides who receives funding and the amount awarded; this decision is final and cannot be appealed.
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