Graduate scholarships
Lamb and Flag Graduate Scholars
- For all of these scholarships there is no separate application process; however, applicants do need to apply to Oxford University by the relevant January deadline date for their course (as set by the University).
- All awards are tenable at St John’s College, however it is not necessary to nominate St John’s as your college choice when applying; if you do name another college of preference you will still automatically be considered for our scholarships.
- For further information about these scholarships click on the title.
Graduate Awards
Ioan and Rosemary James Scholarship
The Ioan and Rosemary James Scholarship is available to applicants for the following subjects only:
- DPhil in Mathematics
- CDT in the Mathematical Institute
Preference may be given to students whose research is in an area of interest to a Fellow of the College.
ONE scholarship will be awarded
Dr Yungtai Hsu Scholarship
Available to MSc in Environmental
Change & Management applicants who are committed to the environmental
protection and development of China or Taiwan, who will work in this field upon
completion of their course.
The Scholarship provides £15,000
towards fees and maintenance, either for one full award or more than one partial
awards.
Graduate Partnership Awards
St John's
College / RCUK Scholarships
The eleven St John's College / RCUK graduate scholarships that are available include:
- Lamb and Flag Scholarships
- 450th Anniversary Fund Scholarships
These scholarships are available to all research courses for which St John's accepts applications.
There are no further restrictions, but
preference may be given to students whose research is in an area of interest to
a Fellow of the College.
- Humanities Subjects – THREE scholarships will be awarded
- Social Sciences Subjects – THREE scholarships will be awarded
- MPLS Subjects (with the exception of Mathematics) – THREE scholarships will be awarded
- Medical Sciences Subjects – TWO scholarships will be awarded
Kendrew / Clarendon Scholarships
Available for applicants from
economically less developed countries, more specifically, to students who are
from countries whose Gross National Product (GNP) falls outside the highest 25%
in the world. The Kendrew / Clarendon
Scholarships are available for all taught and research courses for which St John's accepts applications.
TWO scholarships will be awarded
St John's
College / Clarendon Scholarships
These scholarships are available to research
courses for which St John's accepts applications. There are no further restrictions, but
preference may be given to students whose research is in an area of interest to
a Fellow of the College.
THREE scholarships will be awarded
Ioan
and Rosemary James / Clarendon Scholarship
The Ioan and Rosemary James
Scholarship, in partnership with Clarendon is available to research courses
for which St. John's accepts applications, with the exception of DPhil
in Mathematics and the CDT in the Mathematical
Institute.
Preference may be given to
students whose research is in an area of interest to a fellow of the College.
ONE scholarship will be awarded
Ioan
and Rosemary James / Mathematical Institute Scholarship
The Ioan and Rosemary James
Scholarship, in partnership with the Mathematical Institute, is available to applicants
for the following subjects only:
- DPhil in Mathematics
- CDT in the Mathematical Institute
Preference may be given to
students whose research is in an area of interest to a Fellow of the College.
ONE scholarship will be awarded
In addition to the above awards, St John’s also has a number of scholarships for which there is to be only one holder of the Scholarship at any one time. All of the scholarships listed below will next be available for the graduate admissions round for 2019 entry.
- Elizabeth Fallaize Scholarship
- St John's College / Oxford / Angus McLeod Scholarship
- St John's College / Oxford / Lester B Pearson Scholarship
- St John's College / Oxford / Nicholas Bratt Scholarship