Apply by the relevant January deadline for your course to be considered for a Clarendon scholarship.
Your application to your course will be considered by the academics working in your proposed field of study. They will assess the academic quality and suitability of your application.
The department will make the final decision on your graduate place and will notify you of an outcome. See the decision timeline for more details.
In parallel, academics within your department will determine who to nominate to the division for a Clarendon scholarship based on the selection criteria.
The process varies between the University’s academic divisions and the Department for Continuing Education, but each meets in February or March to review the departmental scholarship nominations.
The academic divisions assess the nominations on their academic merit and future potential and the top-ranked departmental nominees within the division are shortlisted for Clarendon.
Once the shortlist is confirmed, the Clarendon Fund Administrator will contact successful applicants and will provide the scholarship offer letter.
If you are offered (and accept) a Clarendon scholarship, this means your funding is now secure, as long as you meet the conditions of your offer of a place to study at Oxford.