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Oxford University Offers Fully Funded Scholarships for Pakistani Students

Oxford University offers fully funded Master’s and PhD scholarships for Pakistani students in mathematics, AI, and computer science.

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Pakistani students applying for postgraduate programs at the University of Oxford.

Key Takeaways

  • Oxford University is providing fully funded Master’s and PhD scholarships for Pakistani students.
  • The scholarships are available through the Martingale Foundation and cover tuition, living expenses, and research support.
  • Applications close on October 18, 2026, with programs starting in September 2027.

Oxford University is offering fully funded Master’s and PhD scholarships to Pakistani students for the 2027 academic intake. These scholarships are part of a broader initiative by the Martingale Foundation, aimed at supporting postgraduate studies in mathematics, artificial intelligence, and computer science.

The scholarships cover full tuition fees, living allowances, and research expenses, ensuring that successful applicants can focus on their studies without financial burden. The application deadline is October 18, 2026, with programs expected to begin in September 2027.

Eligible programs include the Master’s in Mathematical Sciences, Mathematical and Theoretical Physics, and Advanced Computer Science, as well as the PhD programs in Mathematics, Autonomous Intelligent Machines and Systems, and Computer Science.

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Scholarship benefits extend beyond financial support, offering tailored application assistance, professional development opportunities, and access to academic and industry networks. Scholars also become part of the Martingale research community, fostering collaboration and innovation.

The Martingale Foundation specifically targets students from low-socioeconomic backgrounds who wish to pursue postgraduate studies in mathematical sciences and artificial intelligence. Applicants must meet the academic and admission requirements of their chosen Oxford program, with a general GPA requirement of at least 3.0.

The scholarship is open to Pakistani students who meet the eligibility criteria, including those from low-socioeconomic backgrounds. The application process involves selecting an eligible program and meeting the academic and admission requirements.

For more information, interested students can visit the official Martingale Foundation website or contact the University of Oxford’s admissions office directly.

The scholarship aims to enhance the academic and research capabilities of Pakistani students, providing them with world-class education and opportunities to contribute to cutting-edge research in their fields.