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Undergraduate, Postgraduate
University of Oxford
20 per year (avg)
All International
Applicable to all genders
All types of delivery mode
Only selective applicants are considered
Full time
All intakes
Academic excellence
The Ellison Scholars programme is looking for at least twenty candidates from around the world each year, who are passionate about solving humanity’s most serious problems. Scholars will fully commit to both their study at the University of Oxford and their ongoing project work with EIT.
Scholars actively contribute to EIT’s innovation projects across its four Humane Endeavours - Health & Medical Science, Food Security & Sustainable Agriculture, Clean Energy and Artificial Intelligence & Robotics, through technological advancements, transforming research into practical solutions and scaling them for global impact.
The scholarship covers:
Students are shortlisted based on their
You need to apply separately for this scholarship
All candidates should apply first to the scholarship programme via www.eit.org/ellisonscholars. Undergraduate applicants who are shortlisted as semi-finalists for the Ellison Scholars programme will be invited to apply to the University of Oxford. Graduate applicants who become finalists will receive a conditional offer of funding and will be invited to apply to the University of Oxford by the relevant course deadline.
The Ellison Scholars programme empowers exceptional individuals to become global technology innovators and leaders of the future, solving humanity’s most challenging and enduring problems. Alongside their Oxford education, Scholars engage in project-based learning and receive mentorship with world-renowned experts at EIT, preparing them to drive profound change in their home countries and around the world.
All candidates should apply first to the scholarship programme via website. Undergraduate applicants who are shortlisted as semi-finalists for the Ellison Scholars programme will be invited to apply to the University of Oxford. Graduate applicants who become finalists will receive a conditional offer of funding and will be invited to apply to the University of Oxford by the relevant course deadline.