Oxford Scholastica Alumni

Alumni Success

Oxford Scholastica students go on to do impressive things. Many of our alumni attend leading universities around the world — think Harvard, Cambridge, and Yale — followed by exciting careers in law, medicine, finance, business, engineering, and more. Some students go on to set up their own ventures, including not-for-profits.

Alexandra went to school in Luxembourg, and is now studying Management at the University of Toronto, with a minor in Economics. She’s involved in the university’s residence council, a business association, and the international student mentorship programme, and is a “mentee” in a case competition group.

Alexandra

Experience International Relations,
Politics & Leadership Academy

Tara recently graduated from her secondary school in Bangalore, India, where she sat on multiple student committees. She moved to the UK to study Law at Jesus College, University of Cambridge, and says her Oxford Scholastica experience is what sealed her passion for law and made her want to apply to a top university.

Tara

Experience Law Academy

Alumni Support + Resources

Stay in touch with your new friends and connect with other bright, ambitious young people. We have a huge network of people all over the world who are ready to help you make your dreams a reality!

Private Instagram Account

We have a private Instagram account just for alumni, which is a great place to stay in touch with your Oxford Scholastica friends and the team, and to hear the latest news from our HQ. You’ll be granted permission to follow this account after you’ve attended the programme.

The Oxford Scholastica Academy Foundation

If you want to make the world a better place, we want to help! As part of our mission, we support our students’ social impact projects and charities around the world through the Oxford Scholastica Academy Foundation.

Some past projects we’ve supported:

• Gemma Postill (2016, Young Doctors’ Academy) started Be The Vibe Jewelry, a social enterprise that raises funds for sustainable water projects in Rwanda.
• Noa Donvan (2016, Young Doctors’ Academy) is heavily involved in the work of UMTTR, a peer-led organisation that aims to change the face of teen mental health in the U.S.
• Elliot Mack (2016, International Relations, Politics, and Leadership Academy) spent five months volunteering at the Ban Pak Audomsung Learning Center during his gap year. Read more about his story here.

Here’s how our funding structure works:

• The “Do It” fund is for alumni to set up a new project and get it off the ground. Grants from this fund are worth up to £500.
• The “Grow it” fund is to help grow an established project (founded by Oxford Scholastica alumni), which has already seen results. Grants from this fund are worth up to £1000
• The “Support it” fund is for projects not set up by alumni, but that they’re dedicated to supporting. Grants from this fund are worth up to £250

Does your project make a genuine difference to the world? Are you passionate about it? If the answer is yes, fill out this form and we’ll keep you posted on when the next round of funding opens.