The oldest university in the English-speaking world, renowned for its unique collegiate system and personalized tutorial teaching.
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Oxford's unique teaching method involves weekly one-on-one or small group sessions with world-leading experts in your field.
Every student belongs to a college—a multidisciplinary community that provides accommodation, meals, libraries, and social support.
Access to the UK's second-largest library system, holding over 13 million printed items and historic manuscripts.
Oxford has educated 30 British Prime Ministers, 55 Nobel Prize winners, and 120 Olympic medalists.
Ranked #1 globally for research quality. From the COVID-19 vaccine to climate solutions, Oxford research changes the world.
Live and study in the "City of Dreaming Spires," surrounded by centuries of architectural beauty and academic history.
Philosophy, Politics and Economics
Pre-clinical and Clinical (BM BCh)
BA in Jurisprudence
4-year MEng program
Ancient and Modern History
English Language and Literature
MMath (4 years) or BA (3 years)
Top-ranked CS program in Europe
Highly competitive joint school
MChem (4-year course)
Saïd Business School
Advanced practical & theoretical CS
World's most prestigious taught law master's
Blavatnik School of Government
Department of Politics and IR
Top-tier finance program
Cutting-edge AI research
Tropical Medicine & Global Health
Various periods of literature
Research degrees across all subjects
The oldest and most prestigious international scholarship program, offering full funding for postgraduate study at Oxford.
Oxford's major graduate scholarship scheme, awarding over 150 fully-funded scholarships annually based on academic merit.
Undergraduate scholarships for students from low-income countries who cannot study for a degree in their own country.
Many individual colleges (e.g., St John's, Christ Church) offer their own specific bursaries and travel grants.
Extensive funding opportunities available specifically for students from Commonwealth countries.
Various bursaries are available to assist with the cost of living in Oxford, depending on household income.
The iconic circular library and reading room, perhaps the most photographed building in Oxford.
One of the largest colleges, featuring the famous dining hall that inspired the Harry Potter films.
The world's first university museum, housing incredible collections of art and archaeology.
One of the oldest libraries in Europe. Every student swears an oath not to damage the books upon entry.
Britain's oldest botanic garden, providing a peaceful riverside sanctuary in the heart of the city.
The ceremonial hall designed by Christopher Wren, used for matriculation and graduation ceremonies.
Home to the Oxford Vaccine Group. Consistently ranked #1 globally for clinical, pre-clinical, and health research.
The Oxford Robotics Institute is a global leader in mobile autonomy, developing self-driving cars and mars rovers.
The largest concentration of humanities research in the world, preserving culture while interpreting modern challenges.
Leading the UK's quantum computing hub, creating the next generation of supercomputers.
A hub for science and technology companies, fostering strong links between academic research and commercial application.
Oxford Net Zero is an interdisciplinary initiative providing solutions to the global climate crisis.
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