Information for Institutions & Universities

Learn more about the Rhodes Scholarship, what makes a Rhodes Scholar, and how you can support students from your institution in preparing to apply for the Rhodes Scholarship.

Information for Academic Advisors

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As an academic advisor, you are uniquely placed to help your students pursue the Rhodes Scholarship.

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Guidance for Referees

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References are a crucial part of the selection process, and can significantly influence application outcome.

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Endorsements from Institutions

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An institutional endorsement is a mandatory prerequisite of the Rhodes Scholarship application in Canada and the United States.

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Outreach Resources

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Help us spread the word about the Rhodes Scholarship and reach talented young people from around the world.

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Key Facts about the Rhodes Scholarship

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Established in 1902, the Rhodes Scholarship is the oldest international graduate scholarship programme in the world.

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