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FULLY FUNDED UNDERGRADUATE ELLISON SCHOLARS PROJECTS  AT THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD

Application Deadline: 1 August 2024, 4pm (UK time).

LOCATION: United Kingdom

The innovation projects aim to solve global problems through technology and are at the centre of gravity for both EIT and the Ellison Scholars programme. The programme is looking to find outstandingly talented people who have the skills and abilities to contribute significantly to specific projects within our humane endeavours. 

ELIGIBILITY:

Applicants will need to meet the University of Oxford’s entry requirements for their chosen course. Applicants must:

Have met, or be on track to meet, the University’s English Language requirements for their chosen undergraduate degree

Have, or be on track to have, a secondary education/high school leaving qualification, diploma or certificate accepted by the University of Oxford (*see note below)

Have met, or be on track to meet, the entry requirements for their chosen undergraduate degree (including minimum grade requirements)

Applicants must also meet our selection criteria before starting an application.

BENEFIT:

Working shoulder-to-shoulder with world-leading experts to solve real-world problems through technology whilst studying for a fully-funded undergraduate degree at one of the top universities in the world is what sets this scholarship programme apart.

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AIMS AI FOR SCIENCE MASTERS

Application Deadline: 11:59 PM on 29 March 2024

LOCATION: South Africa

AI for Science is a stream in AIMS South Africa‘s Master’s degree in Mathematical Science, made possible through a partnership with Google DeepMind. It is a fully residential one-year taught masters with a research component. Applications are open to students from across Africa who are passionate about mathematics, artificial intelligence and machine learning.

ELIGIBILITY:

To be eligible to apply for the AI for Science program, you have to:

be a resident in Africa at time of application,

be a citizen of any country in Africa,

have completed a four-year undergraduate degree or a three-year undergraduate degree with an honours year by August 2024 (or December 2024 for southern African applicants; see FAQ).

Your undergraduate degree could be in physics, mathematics, statistics, computer science, engineering or any other discipline with a strong computational and mathematical component.

The final round consists of short online interviews in April 2024.

BENEFIT:

Forty students will be selected for the 2024 intake, and each will be supported at AIMS with a full Google DeepMind scholarship

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