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This page provides information about the UK’s 3 main international scholarship programmes funded by the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO).
CSC in the UK: anti-fraud policy and procedure.
1. Policy 1.1. This policy relates to the activities of the Commonwealth…
This document is the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission's statement and policy on equity, access and inclusion statement.
Statement One of the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission’s (CSC) 3 main…
This policy and procedure outlines the actions that may be taken when the CSC becomes aware of potential misconduct by a Scholar or Fellow.
Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the UK complaints policy and procedure.
The CSC is committed proactively to safeguard and promote the welfare of our beneficiaries, and to protect its staff, Commissioners, beneficiaries and all those with whom the CSC comes into contact.
The CSC encourages individuals to raise concerns without fear that their own position within the CSC may be jeopardised.
Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the UK: travel policy.
The code of conduct for Commonwealth Scholarship Commissioners.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
The code of conduct for current Commonwealth Scholars and Fellows
The rules on conflicts of interest for Commonwealth Scholarship Commissioners
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