Study in the Commonwealth

Follow the links below to find out:

• what you can study, at what levels, and at which universities in the Commonwealth
• whether you are eligible for any of the awards, scholarships or fellowships which are administered or offered by the ACU
• what it's like to study in different parts of the Commonwealth.

The Course Finder:

The ACU's Course Finder provides you with easy access to a wealth of information about what you can study, where, in the Commonwealth.

Scholarships, Awards and Fellowships:

Through the provision of Scholarships and Fellowships, the ACU demonstrates its commitment year on year to increasing staff and student mobility and institution building throughout the Commonwealth and beyond. Working with government departments such as the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) and the Department for International Development (DFID) on prestigious and internationally renowned award schemes such as the Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan and the Marshall Scholarships, university staff and students from the Commonwealth and from the USA are able to study in the UK. In addition, the ACU works on a variety of funding projects which assist pan-Commonwealth movement, using its own funds as well as monies provided by other agencies such as the Commonwealth Foundation, the Canada Memorial Foundation and the Royal Society.

Please use the links below or contact info@acu.ac.uk for more information.

• The Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the UK
• Marshall Aid Commemoration Commission
• Other awards administered by the ACU

Student Information Summaries:

Follow this link -  publications (and click on Student Information Summaries in the 'Type' drop down box)  -  to reach general papers about studying at the first degree and graduate levels in universities across the Commonwealth;  and separate, more detailed papers about studying in the larger Commonwealth countries of Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the UK.  (Click on 'Student Information Summaries' in the drop-down box by the 'Type' filter.)   These papers also provide a wealth of pointers and links to additional sources of information.