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University of Oxford
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There's no doubt that Oxford's history - all 900 years of it - is very present. You'll probably live in a least one beautiful, centuries-old building, sit at the same desk as your favourite prime minister or Nobel prize winner, or take part in one of the ridiculous traditions that have been ridiculous since the 17th century. But Oxford is also a modern university: at, or near, the top of national and global rankings, year after year, at the forefront of research and teaching, and with tip-top facilities. As a collegiate university, whichever of the 39 colleges or seven permanent private halls you call home will be the focus of your university life: where you'll live, eat, party and usually receive the one-to-one tutorials that are the keystone of Oxford teaching. Some people virtually never leave their college; others can hardly wait to get involved in university-wide drama, sport, politics, journalism or whatever else takes your fancy. |
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Fees
£3,070 for full-time undergraduate courses in 2007-08.
Bursaries
One of the most generous schemes in the country. Students whose household income is less than £17,910 will receive £4,000 in year one and £3,000 a year thereafter. Students with a residual household income of between £17,910 and £38,330 will be entitled to a partial award, based on a sliding scale. Various other scholarships and bursaries available.
Accommodation
All students live in accommodation provided by their college. All colleges house first-years; many can house students for subsequent years, often for the entirety of their course. Standard accommodation in most colleges is approximately £103 to £118 a week over 27 (term-time) weeks.
Contact
Tel: 01865 288000
Email: undergraduate.admissions@admin.ox.ac.uk
Web: ox.ac.uk
Accommodation: contact individual colleges
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