Applications are currently being accepted for the Oxford Farming Conference Scholars Programme 2027 in UK. Interested applicants are encouraged to click here to learn more about this opportunity and apply for it.
About Oxford Farming Conference Scholars Programme
Oxford Farming Conference Scholars Programme gives young people the opportunity to join the Oxford Farming Conference (OFC) Scholars Programme, providing access to peer-to-peer networking, skills development training, and attendance at OFC 2027. The OFC Scholarship supports a diverse cohort with in-person gatherings and online bespoke sessions.
The programme is delivered by the Oxford Farming Conference in partnership with Severn Trent Water and M&S, and includes a hybrid model with attendance at the live conference (6–8 January 2027), two in-person gatherings and online sessions exclusively for Scholars.
Benefits of Oxford Farming Conference Scholars Programme
- Full access to the Oxford Farming Conference 2027
- Two nights of accommodation during the conference
- Meals and official conference receptions
- Entry to the Oxford Union Debate and Christ Church Dinner
- Two in-person leadership and industry development events
- Exclusive online workshops and skills development sessions
- Peer networking with emerging leaders across the agri-food sector
- The cost for a Scholar for OFC 2027 will be £1000 ex VAT, including two nights accommodation, Chair’s Welcome Reception, Oxford Union Debate, and the iconic Christ Church dinner.
Oxford Farming Conference Scholars Programme Requirements
- Be under 30 years of age
- Have never previously attended the Oxford Farming Conference
- Demonstrate an interest in food, farming, agriculture, or related sectors
- Be available to participate in the full programme between November 2026 and January 2027
Application Date and Process
- Click on the link to the application website to apply.
Application Deadline
16 October, 2026
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