British Council Charles Wallace Pakistan Visiting Fellowship 2026-27
British Council Pakistan
Quick Facts
A word from Eli, founder of Rise Africa Scholars
MSc Information Security — Unicaf Scholar
While you wait for a fully funded opportunity, don’t put your education on hold. I completed my MSc through Unicaf — studying online from Nairobi while working full-time. The tuition discount made it genuinely affordable, and the degree is from an accredited UK university.
If you’re serious about advancing your career now, I’d encourage you to explore it. I only recommend what I’ve used myself.
About This Scholarship
The Charles Wallace Visiting Fellowship Program supports mid-career Pakistani professionals seeking short visits to the UK for research, professional development, and networking with experts in their field. Successful fellows receive a monthly grant of £1,600 plus £1,250 towards travel and visa expenses, with opportunities to work with UK universities, professional institutions, or arts organisations.
What This Scholarship Covers
- Monthly grant of £1,600
- Travel and visa contribution of £1,250
- Opportunity to undertake research and professional study in the UK
- Professional networking and interaction with experts and peers
- International exposure and cultural exchange opportunities
- Access to UK universities, professional institutions, or arts organisations
Who Can Apply
- 1 Must be a Pakistani national residing in Pakistan
- 2 Must be between 30 and 55 years of age
- 3 Must provide a written invitation from a UK institution or arts body for the fellowship period
- 4 Those proposing research at a UK university must normally hold a doctoral degree
- 5 Must apply only in eligible subject areas: social sciences, humanities, arts, creative industries, environmental sciences, and medical sciences
- 6 Must not have studied in the UK, US, Canada, Australia, Europe, or China within the last five years
- 7 Cannot be a previous recipient of Charles Wallace awards
- 8 Applications must not use AI-generated content for support statements
