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Fees & Funding for MSc in Global Women's Health
Details of funding opportunities offered in support of the MSc in Global Women's Health.
Fees
Course fees cover academic services and facilities provided to support your studies. Full details of fees can be found by visiting the University fees and funding website.
Loans
If this is your first master's degree, Postgraduate Master's Finance may be available from the UK government to contribute towards course fees and/or your living costs.
For further details, please click here. For information on US Loans, please refer to the US Loans page
MSc funders
The University offers a variety of scholarship programmes based on academic excellence, to give the brightest applicants from around the world the opportunity to pursue postgraduate study.
Please refer to the University’s dedicated funding pages for information about how to apply for Oxford scholarships requiring an additional application. Organisations that have funded current and/or past students include:
- AfOx Graduate Scholarships
- Clarendon Fund
- Commonwealth Shared Scholarships
- Felix Scholarship Scheme
- FROST Scholarship
- Hill Foundation
- Rhodes Scholarships
- Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies Scholarship
- Santander Graduate Award Scheme
- The Rotary Foundation
- Weidenfeld-Hoffmann Scholarships and Leadership Programme
Additional Costs Information
To participate in this course, students must have a computer (Windows or iOS) with a webcam and microphone. A stable internet connection is also essential; a minimum bandwidth of 1 Mbps is recommended for the course software. Financial assistance for internet access can be applied for.
The program includes a mandatory one-week residential school at the University of Oxford at the start of each academic year. The department will cover accommodation at St Hilda's College and college meals. Students are responsible for their own travel and other incidental costs however, financial aid is available to help a portion of students with overseas travel expenses. For further information on financial support please email: msc.gwh@wrh.ox.ac.uk.
Students who select the optional ultrasound module in their second year must extend their stay in Oxford by four weeks, either immediately before or after the residential school. While students are responsible for the associated accommodation and living costs for this extended period, the department offers various funding opportunities to help offset these expenses.
A dissertation is a core requirement of the course. Depending on the research topic, students may incur additional costs for travel or data collection. While students are responsible for these costs, small departmental or college grants may be available to help cover a portion of them.
All other compulsory course elements are covered by tuition fees and the costs outlined above.
more about the course
Course overview
Why choose the Online MSc in Global Women's Health, and other essential information.
Teaching
Our MSc programme is primarily delivered online, led by the senior education team within NDWRH and supported by world-leading external lecturers.
Course structure
View full module content and academic calendar.
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