University of Oxford
Oxford, England
One of the oldest universities in the English-speaking world, known for its collegiate system and small-group tutorial teaching.
About the university
The University of Oxford is a collegiate research university in the city of Oxford. Students belong both to their academic department and to one of the university's colleges, which provides accommodation, pastoral support and a close-knit academic community.
Oxford offers undergraduate and postgraduate programmes across the humanities, sciences, social sciences and medicine. It is also a member of the Russell Group of research-intensive UK universities.
Highlights
- Collegiate system — every student is a member of a college
- Tutorial teaching in very small groups alongside lectures
- Wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses
- Member of the Russell Group
Things to consider
- Admissions are highly competitive and many courses set their own entry requirements.
- Many undergraduate courses include an admissions test and an interview.
- Undergraduate application deadlines are earlier than for most UK universities.
- Living costs in Oxford should be planned for carefully.
Entry requirements, fees and deadlines change every year — always confirm them on the official university website .
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