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University of Oxford

Oxford, United Kingdom

University of Oxford is a university in Oxford, Oxfordshire - South East England, United Kingdom, ranked QS #4 in QS World University Rankings 2027 (published June 2026; overall score 98.6). 241 courses listed, scholarships available. Intakes: October and September.

The University of Oxford is a collegiate research university in Oxford, England. It is ranked #4 in the QS World University Rankings 2027 and is one of the most selective universities in the world. Oxford does not accept Bangladeshi school-leaving qualifications (SSC/HSC) for undergraduate entry. Bangladeshi school-leavers therefore need A-levels (typically AAA to A*A*A), the IB (38-40 points) or another accepted qualification, and the UCAS application must be in by 15 October (15 October 2026 for 2027 entry). Graduate courses start in early October (the Oxford MBA starts in September). Most graduate deadlines fall in December or January, and courses usually ask for a first-class or strong upper second-class degree. International undergraduate fees for 2027 entry range from £39,620 to £66,580 a year, and living costs are estimated at £1,475-£2,175 a month. Most offers need no deposit. Bangladeshi applicants are eligible for the graduate application fee waiver and for scholarships such as Clarendon, Weidenfeld-Hoffmann and Reach Oxford.

  • Ranked #4 in the QS World University Rankings 2027
  • Collegiate tutorial system: small-group teaching (typically 2-4 students per tutor); all first-year undergraduates get college accommodation
  • 46% of students are international, from more than 160 countries and territories
  • Clarendon Scholarships cover full course fees plus a living grant of at least the UKRI rate (£20,780 in 2025-26). Every applicant to a degree-bearing graduate course is considered automatically if they apply by the December or January deadline
  • Bangladesh is on the eligible list for the graduate application fee waiver, the Weidenfeld-Hoffmann Scholarships (100% fees + at least £21,805 living grant) and the Reach Oxford Scholarship
  • 94% of taught postgraduates are in work or further study 15 months after graduating (Graduate Outcomes 2022-23)
  • Saïd Business School holds AACSB and EQUIS accreditation

Courses (241)

Frequently asked questions

Where is University of Oxford located?

University of Oxford is in Oxford, Oxfordshire - South East England, United Kingdom.

What courses does University of Oxford offer?

University of Oxford lists 241 courses on UnifinderAi, such as BA (Hons) Archaeology and Anthropology, BA (Hons) Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, MEng Materials Science, BA (Hons) Mathematics and MMath Mathematics. You can filter them by level, intake and fee.

What are the tuition fees at University of Oxford?

Published fees at University of Oxford: BA History, overseas, 2027 entry (per year) £46,210; BA Economics and Management, overseas, 2027 entry (per year) £46,210; BA Computer Science, overseas, 2027 entry (per year) £66,580; MEng Engineering Science, overseas, 2027 entry (per year) £66,580; MSc Advanced Computer Science, overseas, 2027-28 £46,350; MSc Economics for Development, overseas, 2027-28 £43,150. The exact annual fee depends on the course — check each course's page.

What English language score do I need for University of Oxford?

The minimum is an IELTS overall score of 7. Accepted English tests include IELTS Academic (IELTS Online not accepted), TOEFL iBT (only tests taken up to and including 20 January 2026; TOEFL Essentials/ITP not accepted), Pearson PTE Academic (test-centre only; PTE Academic Online not accepted), Cambridge C1 Advanced, Cambridge C2 Proficiency and Oxford Test of English Advanced.

When are the intakes at University of Oxford?

University of Oxford runs intakes in October and September. The intake currently open for applications is October 2027 (UG UCAS deadline 15 October 2026; PG deadlines mostly November 2026 to January 2027; Oxford MBA September 2027 start, rolling stages to 15 March 2027).

Does University of Oxford offer scholarships?

Yes. For example: Clarendon Scholarships (Full course fees + living grant of at least the UKRI minimum doctoral stipend (£20,780 in 2025-26)); Weidenfeld-Hoffmann Scholarships and Leadership Programme (100% of course fees + living grant of at least £21,805); Reach Oxford Scholarship (Course fees + living-cost grant + one return airfare per year).

How do I apply to University of Oxford?

The steps are: 1. Apply only through UnifinderAi — our counsellors check your eligibility, shortlist the right University of Oxford course and submit your application to the university for you (including the UCAS application for undergraduate courses) 2. Please do not apply directly to the university or through any other agent, portal or platform — duplicate applications can be delayed or withdrawn, and UnifinderAi can only support applications it submits 3. Upload your passport, SSC & HSC certificates and transcripts (plus Bachelor's certificate/transcript for Master's), IELTS/English proof, CV, Statement of Purpose and two references to your UnifinderAi dashboard 4. Receive your offer — UnifinderAi helps you meet any conditions and accept the offer 5. Prepare for the university's credibility / pre-CAS interview with UnifinderAi mock interviews 6. Pay the tuition fee deposit stated in your offer letter — only through the university's official payment method, as guided by UnifinderAi 7. Receive your CAS, then apply for the UK Student visa with UnifinderAi visa support (28-day bank statement, TB test at an approved IOM clinic in Bangladesh, IHS payment) 8. Arrange accommodation and flights, then travel to the UK and complete enrolment