Commonwealth Scholarship Scheme - Commonwealth Shared Scholarship
Commonwealth Scholarship Scheme
Quick facts
Institution
Commonwealth Scholarship Scheme
Program
Commonwealth Shared Scholarship
Last verified: 6 April 2026
About this scholarship
General Description
The Commonwealth Shared Scholarship gives funding for a few number of students from developing Commonwealth countries for studying a Taught Masers course with period of one year at Warwick University. Warwick will be presenting seven scholarships. 1 award for MSc Economics or MSc Economics and International Financial Economics, 2 awards for MSc Sustainable Crop Production: Agronomy for the 21st Century, MSc Biotechnology, Bioprocessing and Business Management or MSc Food security. It will be offering also 1 award for LLM International Development Law and Human Rights and 1 award for MA International Development or MA Public Policy and there is 1 award available for MA Gender and International Development.
Requirements
Applicants have to apply at the University as a postgraduate students then submit back a separate electronic application to the Commonwealth Shared Scholarship through the Commission’s Electronic Application System. The Commonwealth Shared Scholarships webpage includes the list of considered countries in addition to applicant’s eligibility.
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