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Oxford University’s history dates back to the 12th century, when universities were just beginning to emerge in Europe. Over these eight centuries, it has grown into a major academic center. Today, the university occupies leading positions in global rankings (Times Higher Education, QS, ARWU).
A few facts that speak volumes:
But behind this vast history lies a university with a vibrant and engaging student life, where vaccines are created in its labs and startups are born in its classrooms.
| Degree of study | Bachelor's, Master's, Doctoral (PhD) degrees |
| Percentage of accepted students | 10-15%, depending on the program and level of study |
| Probability of employment after training | About 90% of graduates find work or continue their education within 6 months of graduation. |
| Scholarships | A wide range of university, government and external scholarships for international students (Clarendon, Rhodes, Weidenfeld-Hoffmann, etc.) |
| Directions | A multidisciplinary university with strong programs in the humanities, social and natural sciences, medicine, engineering, mathematics, economics and law |
| Type | State Research University |
| Student body size | 26,000 students |
| % of international students | About 45% of students |
| Campus | A collegiate university located in the city centre of Oxford, with dozens of colleges, libraries and research centres |
Applying to Oxford involves a series of steps, each of which requires careful consideration. They value not only academic strength but also the student’s personality: their interests, goals, and motivation. The admissions committee wants to know why you chose this particular university and how your story fits together.
Admissions process:
Oxford offers a wide range of programs, from humanities to data science and bioengineering. Once you’ve decided on your program, choose your college.
Admission to undergraduate programs requires high A-level results (usually A*AA or higher), an IB Diploma (approximately 39–42 points), and an SAT/ACT score or national equivalent. Olympiads, projects, publications, debate participation, and volunteer work are also considered.
Applications are accepted through the UCAS system. Please note that Oxford’s deadline is October 15, which is almost three months earlier than other UK universities.
One of the most crucial stages. Tell us about the ideas, goals, and research that shaped your interest in the subject? What area of study do you want to pursue, and why Oxford?
Exams vary by faculty: TSA, MAT, LNAT, BMAT, HAT, PAT. Your academic essays in literature or history may be required to assess your writing and argumentation.
A separate part of the Oxford application process is an interview with a tutor, where students are asked non-standard questions on the topic. Here, it’s important to demonstrate not knowledge, but thinking: how well you can argue, analyze, and reason.
Tuition fees at Oxford vary depending on the faculty and level:
Scholarships and grants can cover part or all of your costs:
It’s important to choose the right funding program for you, complete your application, and craft a motivational statement that stands out from the thousands of other applications.
The University of Oxford’s Master’s degree program is designed for graduates who already have research or professional experience.
Popular programs:
Admission requirements:
We help students choose a program and major, as well as tailor their application to Oxford’s standards. Your application will be strong and competitive.
Oxford University is a network of 30 colleges, each a miniature academic world with its own architecture, library, and student society. Some prefer the austere Magdalen with its Gothic spires, others the cozy Worcester with its garden, and still others prefer the prestigious Christ Church, familiar from the Harry Potter films.
The faculties are divided into four major groups:
Languages, history, philosophy, literature.
Mathematics, physics, chemistry, engineering, IT.
Medicine, biology, biochemistry.
Politics, economics, international relations, education.
The foundation of the education is a unique tutorial system, where students meet individually with tutors once a week instead of attending lectures for hundreds of people to discuss their essays, ideas, and progress. This fosters critical thinking, the ability to defend one’s position, and the ability to see problems from multiple perspectives.
Student life at Oxford involves not only books and discussions, but also concerts, sports, clubs, debates, evening walks, and tea ceremonies. And, of course, an environment of strong faculty and students from all over the world.
The path to the University of Oxford requires careful planning. We develop an application strategy from the first step to the offer, tailored to each student.
What we do:
Schedule a free consultation—we’ll help you assess your chances, select a program, and prepare your application so that your dream of an Oxford offer becomes a reality.