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University of Oxford is one of the oldest universities in the world and is ranked at #5 by QS 2021. Oxford currently has a total enrollment of 24,000 students, including 11,930 undergraduates and 11,813 postgraduates. 40% of the student community is international, representing 140 countries.

There are 39 colleges of the University of Oxford and six permanent private halls, each controlling its membership and with its own internal structure and activities. Prospective students apply to any of these colleges through the UCAS application process.

The application deadline for undergraduate applicants for 2022 is expected to be 15 October 2021 as it is for other universities in UK, cover form and required essays can be submitted by 10 November. Applicants shortlisted will be interviewed online and the final decision will be made by 12 January 2022. Graduate Application deadlines vary for each Program. The application process for an MBA at Oxford is carried out in 4 stages deadlines for which are: 30 October 2021, 8 January 2022, and 9 April 2022.

Average TOEFL score required for admission at Oxford University is 110, IELTS is 7.5 and C1 is 191. GMAT and GRE are required if applying for MSc in Economics for Development, any graduate courses offered by the Department of Economics or postgraduate courses offered by the Saïd Business School (SBS). 

An international student has to pay between  £26,770 and £37,510 annually, irrespective of the program opted. Cost of living is estimated to be between £1,175 and £1,710 per month in 2021-22. For graduate study, there are many scholarships attached to the university, available to students from all sorts of backgrounds, from Rhodes Scholarships to the relatively new Weidenfeld Scholarships. Oxford also offers the Clarendon Scholarship which is open to graduate applicants of all nationalities.

University of Oxford Top Programs 

As a modern, research-driven university with an international character, Oxford has numerous strengths but cites particular prowess in the sciences and Management disciplines. Sunday Times league table of graduate salaries stated that computer scientists from Oxford were earning an average of £43,895 six months after graduating. As per emolument the highest-paid Oxford University & Said Business School alumni & graduates are Financial Services professionals at 1,14,852 Euro annually.

Programs	Fees Per Annum	Expected Deadlines
M.Sc Computer Science	$33,000	To be Disclosed
M.B.A	$81,270	30 October 2021 (Stage 2)
M.Sc Financial Economics	$56,200	30 October 2021 (Stage 1)
M.Sc Software Engineering	$22,000	Applications Open for 2021-22
M.Sc Social Data Science	$35,000	13 November 2021
M.Sc Program Management	$56,200	30 October 2021 (Stage 2)
M.Phil International Relations	$35,000	Applications Open for 2021-22
B.A English Language and Literature	$33,880	8 January 2021
B.A Medicine	$42,500	15 October 2021
Bachelor Engineering Science	$44,780	15 October 2021
Bachelors in Philosophy, Politics and Economics	$33,880	15 October 2021
B.A Biological Sciences	$44,780	15 October 2021
B.A Human Sciences	$35,175	15 October 2021

University of Oxford Rankings

• QS World University Ranking 2021: #5. QS Global MBA Rankingplaces Oxford at 16^th position.
• QS WUR Subject Ranking: #1
• Shanghai Ranking (ARWU) 2019: #7
• The Complete University Guide: #7
• The Guardian 2020: #3
• Times Higher Education (THE) 2021: #1. THE Engineering and Technology Ranking recognized the university at 5^th best and for the Business and Economics Ranking in the 3^rd position.
• US News and World Report 2021: #5
• Bloomberg 2020 marks University as Oxford as 12^th best Business School in Europe
• Master in Finance and marketing is the most recognized course by Financial Times making to the 12^th position.

Highlights

Percentage of International Students	43%
Total International Students	6,772 from 140 countries
Male/Female Ratio	1:0.86
UG-PG Course Ratio	1:2.18
Endowments	6 Billion Euro
Annual Accomodation Expense	5,882 Euro
Acceptance Rate	18%
Official Website	https://www.ox.ac.uk/

University of Oxford Admission

The first step to applying is to choose a program offered by Oxford University. In 2019, 35% of successful applicants got an offer from a college they didn’t specify on their application.

Choice of College at Oxford University

College’s campus code can be put on UCAS application form to specify a preference but one might still be shortlisted and offered a place by another college. 

• How to Decide about College at Oxford University?
  • Consider the size and reputation of the college for the desired course, accommodation facilities in UK, location and access, facilities, grants, and other funding options.
• What if unable to decide about College at Oxford University? 
  • Make an open application by choosing campus code 9 on the UCAS application. This will mean that your application will be assigned to a college or hall that has relatively fewer applications for your course in the year you apply
• Which college is easiest to get into Oxford University?
  • Competition for places at all Oxford colleges is very strong. If a college is very oversubscribed for a particular course, shortlisted applicants might be ‘reallocated’ and invited to interview by another college instead.

Admission Requirements at Oxford University

The next step is to check the admission requirements for the course. Oxford demands near-perfect grades.

• Statement of purpose about the subject that you want to study: Your personal statement should complement what your recommenders have mentioned regarding your achievements. 
• References from your recommenders – teachers, etc: It is recommended that you choose a referee, a teacher or someone who can vouch for your in letter of recommendation. The reference should reach the university before the application deadline and is required to be in English.
• Standardized Test Scores: If you are not a native speaker of English, you need to pass an English proficiency test, such as IELTS or TOEFL. Many courses also require an admissions test. Example Medicine courses require BMAT Scores
• High grades/GPA in high school with special course grade requirements as per department you are interested
• Examples of written work (as per various department requirements): Many courses may require additional submission of proof of the quality of written work produced by you and marked by a teacher. Each piece needs to be within 2,000 words and should have a cover sheet to describe the work.
• Application fee
• Interviews: If you are shortlisted, you will be called for an interview. If you are an international student living far from the UK and has been shortlisted, the interview could be held on the telephone or the Internet.

University of Oxford Undergraduate Programs 

If you are an international student, you will be charged a significantly higher level of course fee between £26,770 and £37,510, which will vary according to your program of study. Undergraduate Programs at Oxford with their intake and fees is mentioned below:

Program	Duration	Intake	Annual Fees (Euro)
Archeology and Anthropology	3 Years	22	28,370
Bachelor Biochemistry	4 Years	102	37,510
BA Geography	3 Years	81	35,380
BA History	3 Years	223	31,230
BA Mathematics	3 Years	182	31,230
BA Law	3-4 Years	30	28,370
BA Economics and Management	3 Years	85	31,230
BA Oriental Studies	3-4 Years	41	31,230
Bachelor Medicine	3 Years	154	35,380

University of Oxford Graduate Programs

Once you’ve decided to apply for graduate study at Oxford, submit your application form and all of your supporting documents at least a week before your chosen deadline. 

• If your course has more than one deadline, this means that applications are considered in two or more separate batches.
• Several courses have a November deadline, the January deadline is applicable for most of the courses at the Medical Science Department. 
• The next deadline appears in March, but international applicants applying in March will not be applicable for Scholarships at Oxford.
• The admissions cycle for Graduate admission ends at 12.00 midday UK time on Friday 20 August 2021.

Program	Duration	Intake	Annual Fees (Euro)
MSc in Advanced Computer Science	1 Year	640	28,297
Master of Business Administration	1 Year	1420	63,000
MSc in Mathematical and Computational Finance	10 months	240	34,970
MPhil in Politics	21 months	103	29,160
MPhil in International Relations	21 Months	254	29,160
MSc in Economics	9 Months	174	29,160
MSc in Social Data Science	10 months	362	27,460
MSc in Engineering Science	2-3 Years	74	27,460

Cost of Living at University of Oxford

Living costs in UK will vary significantly depending on the lifestyle. These are estimated to be between £1,175 and £1,710 per month in 2021-22. 

Necessity	Per month Cost (Euro)
	Lower range	Upper range
Food	280	400
Accommodation (including utilities)	655	790
Personal items	130	250
Social activities	45	115
Study costs	45	100
Other	20	55
Total	1,175	1,710

Scholarships Offered by University of Oxford

International students are offered various scholarships to study in UK by University of Oxford. These scholarships are around £ 8 million. To be eligible for Oxford Scholarships candidates have to apply y the January deadline for the course. Some of these funds, grants, and scholarships are:

Scholarship	Eligibility	Award
Simon and June Li Undergraduate Scholarship	Students from Asian Countries	Course Fees and Grant towards Living Costs
Reach Oxford Scholarships	Students from low-income countries.	Course fees, annual grant towards living costs, and one return air fare per year.
Oxford-Weidenfeld and Hoffmann Scholarships	Students pursuing PG programs	Entire amount of tuition fees an part of living costs
Oxford and Cambridge Society of India (OCSI) Scholarship	Candidates option for Oxford or Cambridge University	4,680 Euro annually

University of Oxford Alumni Benefits

University of Oxford has a global network of alumni. Oxford has had famous Oxonians which include- 27 British Prime Ministers, 30 international leaders, 50 Nobel Prize winners, and 120 Olympic medal winners. Benefits offered to alumni at Oxford are access to library/journals/JSTOR, trips on bespoke travel program, discounts like 10% on Economist subscription/15% on Blackwell store/15% on OUP Bookshop, etc.

• Ashmolean Museum: 20% discount, plus wedding extras
• Blackwells Bookshop: 15% discount on the store
• Balmain Palace: Discounted entry to the palace, parkland, and formal gardens
• Botanic Garden/ Harcourt Arboretum: A special admission fee
• Book Club: Enable alumni to read and connect with fellow Oxonians
• Bodleian Library: Free admission to the library and discounted access to publications
• Gee’s: 10% discount on Weekend Brunch
• Department of Continuing Education: 10% discount on Course fees
• Malmaison Oxford Brassier: 20% discount on food and beverages