Queen Elizabeth Commonwealth Scholarships (QECS)

(Fully Funded)

Are you a student from a Commonwealth country dreaming of a fully funded master’s degree abroad?
The Queen Elizabeth Commonwealth Scholarships (QECS) might be exactly what you’ve been waiting for!

 What is the QECS?

The QECS is a unique opportunity for students committed to creating change in their communities. It offers a fully funded master’s degree in a low- or middle-income Commonwealth country, helping students experience a new country, culture, and academic environment.

This isn’t just a scholarship—it’s a chance to join a global network of changemakers!


 

What the Scholarship Covers:

  • Full tuition fees

  • Living expenses/stipend

  • Return economy flights

  • Research support grant (if applicable)

  • Access to a worldwide network of alumni



 Host Countries Include:

  • Fiji

  • Papua New Guinea

  • South Africa

  • Sri Lanka

  • Bangladesh

  • Eswatini

  • Ghana

  • Kenya

  • Mauritius

  • Pakistan

  • Tanzania

  • Uganda

 Host countries and universities vary each year, so be sure to check the most recent call for applications.


 

Who Can Apply?

  • Citizens (or those granted refugee status) in a Commonwealth country

  • Must hold a bachelor’s degree (or equivalent)

  • No upper age limit!

  • Must apply to a university listed in the current cycle


 

Application Deadline

The application period typically opens in November and closes around January or mid-year, depending on the cycle.
 Always check the latest deadline directly from the official source.



How to Apply:

  1. Choose a university/course from the participating institutions.

  2. Prepare your documents (degree certificates, references, etc.)

  3. Submit your application via the QECS online portal.

 Apply Now from the Official Source



 Final Tips:

  • Tailor your application to show how you’ll make a difference in your community.

  • Start early—gathering references and writing a strong personal statement takes time.

  • Follow their FAQs and application guidance to avoid mistakes.



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