This scholarship is funded by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office for those students applying for a one year Masters degree in the UK. This is a fully funded scholarship. Students interested in applying must have 3 years work experience and must have completed 16 years of education.

British Council Administered Scholarships Scholarships for study in the UK We offer scholarships, awarded on academic merit, for pre-degree, undergraduate and postgraduate study in the UK. They vary from nominal awards to full scholarships including payment of other costs besides fees. This scholarship is funded by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office for those students applying for a one year Masters degree in the UK...

The Visiting Fellowship Programme is designed to provide assistance to individuals who wish to broaden their experience or improve their skills through a short-term attachment of at least 3 months at a UK university or training institution. This is a partial scholarship.

The University of Oxford awards this scholarship. The scholarship covers £720 per month for the duration of the course plus all university and college fees. The Rhodes Trust also pays for the cost of travel to and from Oxford.

The Noon Educational Foundation was established in 1992 by Lady Viqarunnissa Noon to support bright young scholars from Pakistan to study at leading universities in the United Kingdom, notably the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge.

Shell Centenary Chevening Scholarships for One year of Taught Postgraduate Study

The A S Hornby Trust funds scholarships for ELT professionals from Pakistan (one scholar sent every year). The award is for a diploma (9 months) or MA (1 year) course. Placement will be made in one of the following UK universities, all of which have a high reputation in the field – University of Lancaster, University of Leeds, College of St Mark and St John, Plymouth, Stirling University, University of Warwick.

The Shell Centenary Scholarship Fund (SCSF) offers postgraduate students from developing countries the opportunity to study in the UK and gain skills that will make a long-term contribution to the further development of their countries. Each year over 60 students from all around the world are given one-year full-cost scholarships. Applicants need to have a Masters degree, excellent marks and an IELTS score of 7.5

This scheme is a joint initiative between the UK Department for International Development (DFID) and various UK universities, to jointly support scholarships for students from developing Commonwealth countries, who would not otherwise be able to study in the United Kingdom.

The Anne Marie Schimmel Scholarship is for one or two years, depending on the course of study. Candidates must have an M.A/ M.Sc. or professional experience will be preffered. The scholarship is an extremely generous one, allowing cadidates to choose the most prestigious institiutions of heigher learning in Britiain.

Foreign Ph.D. Scholarship Program:
The foreign Ph.D. scholarship programs have been developed to develop a research base in areas of key importance to the social and economic development of Pakistan, and in which the relevant facilities are not available inside the country. Here special care is being taken to ensure that the Ph.D. scholars have guaranteed employment on their return to Pakistan as well as sufficient start-up funds to setup a program of research and development in their respective areas of specialization. An innovative feature of the foreign scholarship program is the provision of travel and support funding for the Ph.D. supervisors of the respective scholars to visit Pakistan, as well as, for the scholar to continue interactions with the respective research groups at his alma-mater. The foreign scholarship programs are being concentrated in host countries having advanced standards of education combined with low tuition costs.

Indigenous Scholarship Program:
The indigenous scholarship programs have been developed in the light of successes and failures of numerous such programs implemented in the past decades. Care is being taken to ensure institutional support and capacity building along with provision of sufficient resources to the Ph.D. faculty supervisors and departments in which they will be functioning. These scholarship programs will be supported by institutional infrastructure development programs that will provide enhanced computational facilities, electronic linkages with institutions within and outside Pakistan as well as timely on-line access to archived literature. These scholarship schemes will also allow the students and faculty members to consult and work with their peers in other regions of the world by providing for travel grants as an inherent component of the program. To ensure quality of the Ph.D. dissertation work a necessary requirement of refereeing by international experts has been made mandatory.

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