Study abroad at University of Oxford

Learn more about studying at University of Oxford as an international student.

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Key facts

  • Type
    Public
  • International students
    12720
  • Total programs
    47
  • QS Ranking
    #4

Study abroad at the University of Oxford

University of Oxford is a public university located in Oxford, UK.

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Why study at the University of Oxford

Wide-ranging study options: You can choose from a variety of programs, including master's and DPhil degrees, across numerous disciplines. This flexibility allows you to tailor your education to your interests and career goals.

Diverse international community: Over a third of students at the University of Oxford are international, representing 138 nationalities. This diverse environment enriches your learning experience and helps you build a global network.

Research-led study: Oxford is known for its strong emphasis on research, providing opportunities to engage in cutting-edge projects. You can work alongside leading academics, enhancing your knowledge and skills in your chosen field.

Support for international students: The University offers specific resources and advice for international students, helping you navigate your transition to studying in the UK. This support can make your experience smoother and more enjoyable.

Location

University of Oxford

University Offices, Wellington Square, Oxford, OX1 2JD, United Kingdom

The University of Oxford is located in Oxford, England, a historic city rich in academic and cultural heritage. The campus is integrated into the heart of the city, surrounded by charming streets, cafés, and iconic landmarks like the Ashmolean Museum and Radcliffe Camera. You can enjoy green spaces nearby, such as University Parks, perfect for leisurely walks or studying outdoors. Oxford's extensive public transport network, including the bus services that connect various colleges and destinations, makes it easy to explore the wider region, including quick access to nearby towns. As you navigate everyday student life, you’ll find lively markets at Covered Market, offering fresh produce and local specialties, as well as a vibrant arts scene with theaters and music venues. If you are considering accommodation, being close to central Oxford can provide convenient access to both the university and local amenities.

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Scholarships at University of Oxford

  • Reach Oxford Scholarship

    Official page

    Undergraduate scholarship for students from low-income countries who cannot study for a degree in their own country for political, financial or educational reasons.

All scholarship information on Studee is provided for guidance only. Always check the university's official scholarship page for the latest information on eligibility, award amounts, deadlines, and application requirements.

Fees

University of Oxford provides fee information that can help students understand how study costs may be structured or may vary across options. University of Oxford encourages students to review official funding and financial-support information to confirm what cost guidance or support may be available.

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What is the cost of living near University of Oxford?

Category Cost  (in British Pound Sterling)
Rent, 1-bed apartment in city centre£1,365
Rent, 1-bed apartment outside centre£1,057
Utilities (electricity, heating, water, refuse)£117
Internet (60 Mbps unlimited)£31
Mobile phone plan (data + calls)£13Range: £9 to £30· UK average
Monthly public transport pass£80
Monthly grocery basket£143
Books and study supplies (monthly)£20
Coffee shop drink£4
Cinema or cultural event ticket£12
Gym membership£35

Indicative monthly costs per person.

Data sourced from livingcost.org (Crowdsourced), numbeo.com (Crowdsourced) and savethestudent.org (Editorial estimate).

Visa requirements for the University of Oxford

Navigating the visa process is a crucial step in your study abroad journey. Make sure to seek guidance and support to ensure you meet all necessary requirements for your time at University of Oxford.

Life at the University of Oxford

Support for international students

The Student Information and Advisory Service provides advice about issues affecting international students, including immigration questions, and assists with visa extensions. It coordinates a meet and greet service at Oxford bus station for students arriving at the beginning of the academic year and runs an annual Orientation Programme for new students.

Students with families can access childcare services and accommodation support, while international students benefit from tailored advice to settle into life in the UK.

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Facilities

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