Clarendon Checklist 2027–28: Eligibility, Deadline, Documents, Apply, After
A combined planning checklist for the 2027–28 cycle. It is not an Oxford or Clarendon Fund decision. Look up your course’s December or January funding date on the course page.
Work the list. Confirm every fact on ox.ac.uk.
This page gathers the handbook’s interactive tools. Progress is local to this browser tab. Completing it does not put you in a University queue and is not an award promise.
1. Eligibility (Yes / No)
Detail →If every answer is Yes, you are in the automatic-consideration pool — not an award promise.
- 1Applying for a new Oxford Master’s or DPhil (not already on course)?
- 2Will you submit the Oxford graduate application by your course’s December or January funding deadline?
- 3Any nationality? (Clarendon is open to all.)
- 4Full-time or part-time Master’s/DPhil (not a non-degree visiting stay)?
- 5Outstanding academic record you can evidence (first-class / equivalent potential)?
Automatic-consideration pool — not an award promise.
A No is a planning flag. Confirm the hard lines on the eligibility page and on ox.ac.uk.
2. Course funding deadline
Dec vs Jan →Clarendon needs the December or January deadline relevant to your course. For 2027–28 entry, published course deadlines run from early December 2026 to late January 2027. Look yours up on the course page.
3. Oxford application documents
Documents →No separate Clarendon form.
4. How to apply
How to apply →No Clarendon tick box.
5. After selection
After selection →Use once you are waiting or have a CB1.
Fees are covered for the fee-liability period; continuation charges are not. Full-time living support is at least the UKRI minimum: £20,780 on the Clarendon page for 2025–26, and a UKRI minimum of £21,805 for 2026–27; the 2027–28 figure is not yet published. Part-time study-support is pro-rata as the offer letter / ox.ac.uk states.
Planning tool only. Not an Oxford or Clarendon Fund decision.
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