A merit-based graduate scholarship at the University of Oxford, funded in memory of Cecil Lubbock, providing financial support to eligible graduate applicants as part of the standard admissions process.
About this scholarship
This is one of Oxford's many individually endowed graduate scholarships, named for Cecil Lubbock. Like most Oxford named scholarships, it forms part of the University's broader portfolio of college- and subject-linked awards designed to support outstanding graduate applicants, with award terms and conditions set by the specific trust or bequest behind it.
What the award includes
Grant covering course fees, and typically a contribution to living costs (consistent with the standard structure of Oxford's named graduate scholarships)
"Various benefits" as described by aggregator listings — exact value should be confirmed on Oxford's official page
Awards generally made for the duration of the course's fee liability
Who can apply
Applicants to a graduate course at Oxford within the scope the scholarship covers (exact subject/course restrictions aren't fully detailed in publicly available summaries — check the official page for your specific course)
Merit-based selection
As with most Oxford named scholarships, eligibility is usually assessed automatically based on your graduate course application, regardless of which college you list as a preference
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