Excellent in all aspects; a lot more to offer than just the academic side it is known for, many clubs and societies, as well as a diverse and welcoming student body
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Excellent in all aspects; a lot more to offer than just the academic side it is known for, many clubs and societies, as well as a diverse and welcoming student body
On 9th December 19
Applying to University of Oxford
- Entry Requirements
224-239 UCAS Points
Average range for University of Oxford entry requirements. Varies depending on the course.
- TEF Rating
More details of our TEF outcome can be found on the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) website.
Covid-19 Response
- TEACHING DELIVERY STATUS:
- Confirmed Sept/Oct start
- TEACHING MODE:
- Blended learning
- OPEN DAYS:
- Virtual open day on website for different colleges and departments
- TEACHING NOTES:
- Teaching and research will be conducted in-person when it is safe for both students and staff, and they expect to offer a significant amount of in-person teaching over the academic year. In-person education – particularly in the earlier part of the year - will be combined with engaging online lectures and activities that draw on the resources available through colleges, libraries and collections.
University of Oxford Reputation
The University of Oxford is located in South East England, Oxfordshire. The reputation for teaching has been recognised with a Gold rating in the Teaching Excellence Framework. 25,390 students are enrolled at the University of Oxford:
- 16,890 of these students come from the UK
- 2,630 come from other EU countries
- And 5,870 are students from non-EU countries.
(Source: HESA 2018/19)
The graduate outcomes for the University of Oxford show that six months after leaving university, 97% of graduates are in work or further study. The average graduate salary six months after leaving the University of Oxford, is £27,000 a year.
(Source: DLHE Survey 2016)
Updated: 7th September 2020
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Don't go to Oxford -- you are paying into a corrupt mafia
A racist University! God have mercy!!!!!!!
challenging university, really pushes you to think in different ways.
Oxford should feel ashamed how they have started a hate crime syndicate on their campus
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Excellent in all aspects; a lot more to offer than just the academic side it is known for, many clubs and societies, as well as a diverse and welcoming student body
It looks great! And also handy to have the name on your CV.
Simply the best. Better than all the rest.
Having been to both Oxford and Cambridge, I can say for sure Oxford is better
Its great to be taught by such clever people
The university is college based, but the university offers good societies and careers advice. However the campus you live on is your college and there have been many problems I have experienced here.
Why!! Because this university will endorse stoning if you gay in bruni... if your gay don’t go here
I’ve not once seen the students union being cleaned, but that’s showbiz baby
The best university in the world, especially for those who appreciate tradition (open to all), beauty and want to work!
A brilliant university with fantastic resources and teaching staff so are second to none... could do with updating their WiFi though!
Ok i guess, love the careers office
Beautiful city, with so many opportunities for social clubs and societies.
It's very good at what it does, shame the student's union is so dire.
What to say?! It's Oxford and more than exceeds expectations!
Beautiful university, magical atmosphere, excellent education alongside very diverse peers. You get to form a great connection with all the tutors to help with your personal progress and learning! Not to mention the quads and dining halls that are all worthy as tourist attractions...
Wifi covers a lot of ground but can be on and off. So many careers opportunities, I get emails every day with prospective jobs and phone calls from companies trying to recruit me!
Wifi blankets most of Oxford but does like to go on and off at inopportune moments! Beautiful city, everything is within a 20 minute walk of my accommodation in the centre of Oxford.
Oxford University is the most amazing place to be. You meet extraordinary people at every step, both students and tutors, who absolutely change your perspective.
I'd never go anywhere else, otherwise i'd be bored- there's so much on, the work is amazing, the people are awesome and i'm never bored!