A significant stipend is provided to cover living expenses, travel, programming, and lodging costs, in addition to funding all course fees at the University of Oxford.
In addition to ongoing work on a project related to EIT's humanitarian initiatives, the multi-year programme offers the equivalent of paid internships.
Work on significant projects with a group of other Scholars and the EIT Faculty of Fellows during the school year and summers.
As they pursue significant change both domestically and globally, scholars will continue to have access to EIT resources, including human capital and technology.

Every year, the Ellison Scholars programme seeks applicants who are passionate about resolving the most pressing issues facing humanity from all across the world.
The scholars will give their all to their ongoing project work with EIT and to their studies at the University of Oxford.
The prerequisites set forth by the University of Oxford for the chosen course must be met by applicants. Candidates need to:
have fulfilled, or are expected to fulfil, the English Language standards set forth by the university for their selected undergraduate programme.
Possess or anticipate obtaining a secondary education or high school graduation credential that is recognised by the University of Oxford.
possess fulfilled, or are on course to fulfil, the prerequisites (minimum grade criteria) for their intended undergraduate degree.

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