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Graduate admissions

The University of Oxford offers a unique experience to graduate students, including the opportunity to work with leading academics and with some of the very best libraries, laboratories, museums and collections worldwide. This website is designed for those seeking admission for graduate study in 2017-18.
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The Radcliffe Camera
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The Mathematics Institute, looking towards the Radcliffe Observatory
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Graduate courses 2017-18

Explore graduate courses for 2017-18 entry, from African studies to zoology
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The Penrose paving outside the Mathematical Institute
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Apply for graduate study

Take a look at our Application Guide for 2017-18
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Courses

Read our comprehensive guide to graduate courses open to admission for 2017-18 entry, including an A-Z listing of courses.

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Fees and funding

Information on fees, living costs, scholarships and loans and advice on finding other funding.

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Applying to Oxford

Our detailed information will guide you through the graduate admissions process.

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This is Graduate Oxford

The University has an international reputation for world-leading research, teaching and resources, and combine this with a beautiful and historic city, it is alive with activity, attracting students from all over the world.

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Oxford welcomes applications from students across the globe.

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