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Queen Elizabeth Commonwealth Scholarships 2025/2026 - QECS

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The Queen Elizabeth Commonwealth Scholarships (QECS) provide a unique opportunity to study for a two-year Master’s degree at an ACU member university in a low or middle-income Commonwealth country. This prestigious program is designed for students who are passionate about driving positive change in their communities, offering life-changing experiences to broaden their perspectives and build a global network.

Program Overview

  • Duration: 2 years (Master’s Degree)

  • Host Location: Low or middle-income Commonwealth countries

  • Application Period:

    • Cycle 1: November–December

    • Cycle 2: March–April

  • Who Should Apply: Students committed to contributing to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and addressing global challenges.

Scholarship Benefits

  • Fully-funded tuition fees

  • Living allowance (stipend) for the duration of the award

  • Return economy flights to the host country

  • One-off arrival allowance

  • Research Support Grant (on request and subject to approval)

How to Apply

  1. Choose Your University and Course: Review the list of countries and universities offering scholarships. Ensure your course is eligible for funding.

  2. Visit University Website: Find more details about your chosen course using the provided links.

  3. Submit QECS Application: Complete the application via the portal and create a myACU account.

  4. University Admission Application: Apply directly to the university for admission to your chosen course.

Application Form Sections:

  • Eligibility

  • Personal Details

  • Academic & Employment Record

  • Course Details

  • Statements

  • Supporting Documents (including references)

Statement Guidance

Applicants need to submit three key statements:

  1. Plan of Study (200-400 words)

    • Why this course, university, and country?

    • How does the course align with your future career plans?

    • How does your background make you suitable for the course?

  2. Development Impact & Post-study Outreach (300-500 words)

    • Describe a challenge in your country you want to address.

    • How will the scholarship help you contribute to a solution?

    • Which UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) align with your study?

    • How will you share the knowledge and skills gained?

  3. Creating Networks (200-400 words)

    • How have you developed professional networks?

    • How have you used these connections to achieve goals?

    • How will you enhance your networks during your study experience?

Important Notes

  • Plagiarism is not permitted. Applications found to be plagiarized will be rejected.

  • Applicants are encouraged to read the full Application Guidance and FAQs pages.

Application Deadlines

  • Applications open: 19 November 2024

  • Applications close: 14 January 2025

For more information, visit the official website:
Queen Elizabeth Commonwealth Scholarships

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Commonwealth

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The Commonwealth is a voluntary association of 56 independent and equal sovereign states, united by shared values and a commitment to fostering peace, democracy, and sustainable development. Spanning across Africa, Asia, the Americas, Europe, and the Pacific, the Commonwealth represents a diverse community of nations working together to improve the well-being of their citizens.

Founded in 1931 and formally established through the London Declaration of 1949, the Commonwealth is rooted in historical ties to the British Empire but has evolved into a modern, dynamic organization that champions equality, respect, and shared goals. With a population of over 2.5 billion people, the majority of whom are under the age of 30, the Commonwealth focuses on empowering youth, advancing education, protecting the environment, and promoting trade and economic growth.

Through its Secretariat, headquartered in London, the Commonwealth provides practical support to member countries, facilitates collaboration on global challenges, and advocates for the rights of all its citizens. Key initiatives include addressing climate change, supporting inclusive governance, and fostering innovation and entrepreneurship across member states.

The Commonwealth is a testament to the power of unity in diversity, creating stronger bonds between nations and building a fairer, more prosperous future for all.

The Commonwealth: Connecting Nations, Inspiring Progress.