Shortlisted applicants will be invited for an online interview by the OPP Scholarship Committee. Interested applicants who wish to be considered for the OPP Graduate Scholarships are advised to submit their applications by 11:59 GMT, Sunday 8 May 2022. This can be done by filling out and submitting the online application form using the link below.
This scholarship has been established with the generous support of Malala Yousafzai, Nobel laureate, LMH alumna (2020) and member of the OPP Advisory Body, and the Malala Fund. The Malala Yousafzai Scholarship provides partial funding to support one talented Pakistani girl from an underprivileged background who is ordinarily resident in Pakistan.
This scholarship has been established with the generous support of Syed Sheharyar Ali, Executive Director of the Treet Group of Industries. The scholarship has been established in honour of the late Mrs Niloufer Qasim Mehdi, who was an alumna of Lady Margaret Hall ([1971]) and who, as a prominent businesswoman, made valuable contributions to the Pakistani business community as well as to journalism. The Niloufer Qasim Mehdi Scholarship provides partial funding to support a Pakistani student who is ordinarily resident in Pakistan or a British Pakistani student.
Mohammad Qasim Graduate Scholarship has been established with the generous support of Mr Mohammad Qasim who is an EMBA graduate of the Said Business School, University of Oxford (2021). The Mohammad Qasim Scholarship provides partial funding to support a Pakistani student who is ordinarily resident in Pakistan or a British Pakistani student.
The Dadabhoy Scholarship has been established with the generous support of the Dadabhoy Foundation, led by Mr. Abdullah Dadabhoy whose son, Mr. Abdul Ghani Dadabhoy, is a graduate of the University of Oxford (2019). The Dadabhoy Scholarships provides partial funding to support a Pakistani student who is ordinarily resident in Pakistan or a British Pakistani student.
Sarwar Khawaja Scholarship has been established with the generous support of Mr. Sarwar Khawaja, an Oxford-based educationist and businessman. The Sarwar Khawaja Scholarship will provide partial funding to cover the fee component of one of the OPP Graduate Scholarships, supporting a Pakistani student who is ordinarily resident in Pakistan or a British Pakistani student.
This scholarship has been established with the generous support of Mr. Asad Ghauri and Mr. Omer Ghauri, who are part of the Management Team of Netsol Technologies, one of the world’s leading providers of smart software technology to asset finance and leasing companies. The Ghauri Science Scholarship provides partial funding to support a Pakistani student who is ordinarily resident in Pakistan or a British Pakistani student to study a science-based one year taught Master’s course at the University of Oxford.
An OPP Scholarship has been established with the generous support of Mr. Areeb Azam who is the owner of Concept Group, a property development firm in London. This will provide partial funding to support a Pakistani student who is ordinarily resident in Pakistan or a British Pakistani student.
An OPP Scholarship has been established with the generous support of Mr. Mohammad Nawaz Khokhar who runs Crossier, a London-based property development firm. This will provide partial funding to support a Pakistani student who is ordinarily resident in Pakistan or a British Pakistani student.
An OPP Scholarship has been established with the generous support of Mr. Ahmed Owais Pirzada, retired Federal Secretary of the Government of Pakistan and former Judge of the Competition Appellate Tribunal. This scholarship has been established in the name of Mr. Jamal Shah in the loving memory of Dr. Ahmed Bilal Shah, who lost his life serving as a front line doctor during the COVID-19 pandemic in Zimbabwe. This scholarship provides partial funding to support a Pakistani student who is ordinarily resident in Pakistan or a British Pakistani student, and is matched by a grant from the British Council.
An OPP Scholarship has been established with the generous support of Mr. Tariq Zaman, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at Cromwell Hospital in London. This scholarship provides partial funding to support a Pakistani student who is ordinarily resident in Pakistan or a British Pakistani student, and is matched by a grant from the British Council.