Oxford is what you make it

Welcome to our undergraduate prospectus for entry in 2025

Lots of people have heard of Oxford University and the world-class education it offers. But do you know how much else you can do while studying here? Students study on average around 40 hours a week but the rest of the time you decide how to spend your time. That could be simply chilling and relaxing with friends, taking part in college sport, promoting a campaign you believe in, volunteering for a local charity, rehearsing for a play or something very different. Many of these activities are subsidised so this is a great time to try something new.

University is a big financial commitment and it's important you know how much funding is available to Oxford undergraduates, particularly if you are from the UK. Do check this out - you might be pleasantly surprised! We are committed to trying to ensure that no student offered a place is deterred from coming because of cost.  

There really is no typical Oxford student and no single experience at our University. Staff and students come from all kinds of backgrounds but what they do share is a love of learning. We believe this helps to make Oxford one of the most exciting university environments anywhere. We hope you agree and that you enjoy finding out more about Oxford and deciding whether this might be the place for you.  

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Learning at Oxford

Find out about our inspiring courses and our beautiful places to study as well as how Oxford helps you prepare for your future. Oxford offers expert teaching, world-changing research and amazing study resources - everything you'll need to learn.

Feel part of the world, our city, and your college community

As an Oxford student, you will be part of a global academic community. You'll also have your own college offering you a welcoming and safe environment, as well as a fun city on your doorstep.

Who says Oxford students don't have time for fun?

At Oxford, you'll have the chance to get involved in music, journalism, sports, campaigning, volunteering, film, theatre and so much more.

Let us help you make the best possible application

Oxford runs thousands of free events and programmes every year to help you find out more about student life here and to give you advice and guidance about how to apply.

Is Oxford expensive?

Did you know that around 1 in 4 UK undergraduate students here currently receives a bursary from the University? Oxford is committed to ensuring that no-one who is offered a place is unable to study here for financial reasons.

Sign up to our Choosing Oxford newsletter and visit our undergraduate admissions website for all the latest information about applying to Oxford.

Please fill in our feedback form about this prospectus to be entered in a prize draw. 

Our 2024 University-wide undergraduate Open Days will be held on 26 and 27 June and 20 September. For further information, please visit our website.

Oxford city skyline including the Radcliffe Camera, University Church spire and All Souls College
Oxford city skyline
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