Jesus College offers a generous variety of scholarships and prizes, to help students with their studies and award them for academic excellence.
The College also has one of the most generous access bursary schemes in Oxford, which is provided to those students needing financial support.
Awards differ in availability between level of study and subjects read. To find information on all our scholarships, prizes and awards, you can browse below or use the ‘Filter by Subject’ tool to see which subject awards are available to you. Alternatively, if you know the name of the award, enter it into the Search function at the top of the page, to find the related information page.
Alun Hughes Graduate Scholarship
Medicine
THIS SCHOLARSHIP IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 2024 ENTRY.
The Alun Hughes Graduate Scholarship is a scholarship for postgraduate study and research into the languages and/or cultures of Polynesia or Micronesia. The Scholarship is restricted to candidates who have been accepted by the University of Oxford to commence doctoral studies. It covers full course fees and a maintenance award per year, for up to three years. Applicants should apply to the University of Oxford under the standard procedures for graduate degrees by the relevant January deadline.
Aziz Scholarships
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BCL Scholarships
Law
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Clarendon Scholarships
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Graduate Research Allowance
Open to applications from all graduates
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Jesus College Graduate Scholarships
Open to applications from all eligible graduates
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Jesus College Writing-Up Allowance
Open to applications from all graduates
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John Walsh/Hamish Scott Postgraduate History Studentship
History
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Meyricke Graduate Scholarship
Open to applications from all graduates
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Oxford David Jones Scholarship
History
THIS SCHOLARSHIP IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 2024 ENTRY.
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