The Root-Tilden-Kern Program is the nation’s premier public service scholarship. Established in 1951, the scholarship has an impressive history; and scholarship alumni are some of the most powerful public service attorneys at work today. The program covers full tuition, without regard to financial need, for three years of law school for outstanding students who promise…

The Law School’s Board of Trustees established this scholarship in memory of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., to qualified entering black/African-American students.

The CSFP is aimed at students of Commonwealth countries who can make a significant contribution to their home country after the completion of a higher education programme in the UK. This is a source of funding made available to all Commonwealth countries by the Commonwealth Scholarships Commission. One year Taught Master’s courses or equivalent degree…

This scheme offers funding for a small number of students from developing Commonwealth countries. One award (of seven available university-wide) is available to a student pursuing an LL.M. International Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation, LL.M. in International Development Law and Human Rights, LL.M. International Economic Law or an LL.M. in Advanced Legal Studies. This scholarship…

Scholarships from ETH Zurich are always intended to provide subsidiary funding. In other words, they are designed to supplement other financial resources, and in particular other scholarships from the student’s canton of residence or country of origin. ETH Zurich scholarships do not completely cover the costs of studies and living.

All students admitted to the College of Law are automatically considered for the following scholarships and fellowships.