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The Mastercard Foundation AfOx Graduate Scholarships 2027-2028 offer fully funded MBA opportunities at the University of Oxford's Saïd Business School for African nationals who have overcome hardships and are committed to Africa's development.
Host country
United Kingdom
Submission deadline
6 January 2027
Authority origin
Opportunity Desk
Automated scholarship analysis & strategic breakdown
"The Mastercard Foundation AfOx Graduate Scholarship is a fully funded award for African students to pursue an MBA at the University of Oxford. It covers all tuition fees and provides a living stipend of at least £21,805, alongside leadership training and mentorship. You do not need to apply separately for the scholarship; simply submit your Oxford MBA application by January 6, 2027, to be automatically considered."
Review the eligibility criteria for the Mastercard Foundation AfOx Graduate Scholarship.
Prepare and complete your MBA application for the Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford.
No, there is no separate application. You are automatically considered for the scholarship once you submit your Oxford MBA application.
You must submit your complete MBA application to Saïd Business School by January 6, 2027.
Up to three (3) Mastercard Foundation AfOx Graduate Scholarships are available for the MBA programme.
The scholarship covers full course fees, provides a living cost grant of at least £21,805, and offers bespoke training, networking, and support.
No, the scholarship is only open to applicants who have not already taken a Master's degree.
Source: Opportunity Desk · Listed on Nexea on 11 August 2026. Always confirm details on the official page before applying.
Submit your complete MBA application form by the deadline of January 6, 2027.
No separate scholarship application is required; eligible applicants are automatically considered.
Await contact from the University if you are shortlisted for an interview.
Funding Classification
Fully Funded
Academic Metric Target
Masters