United KingdomNon-profit OrganizationCheck Scholarship LinkRhodes Trust
مؤسسة رودس
About the scholarship program
The Rhodes Scholarship is the world's oldest international graduate scholarship, funding outstanding students to study at the University of Oxford in the UK. It typically covers all university fees, an annual living stipend and travel costs. Scholarships are awarded through national or regional constituencies, which look for candidates combining academic excellence, leadership and a commitment to serving others.
Documents required for this scholarship
- Scholarship essays in the application form
- Academic or professional recommendation letters
- Up-to-date CV
- Academic transcripts
- Degree certificate (or proof of expected graduation)
Requirements vary by program and intake — always confirm the final list on the official application page.
Track your academic readiness
Use the checklist in your profile to prepare your documents and make sure you meet this scholarship’s requirements.
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