University of Oxford

                    

Commonly known as: The Oxford University
Address :University of Oxford
    University Offices
    Wellington Square
    Oxford
    OX1 2JD
Ranked :3rd in the world (1st in the UK)
Web :  www.ox.ac.uk
Students :Undergraduates 11,772 ,Postgraduates 9,850
 Accurate foundation Date:1096 unconfirmed
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University of Oxford remains in the center of the lovely city of Oxfordshire in the South East of England and approximately 57 miles north-west of London the capital city.Oxfordshire a city with a inhabitants of less than 165,000 people. The university is the great 17th century quadrangle which makes up it, an absolutely mesmerising place and that is steeped in history as well.The university is internationally recognized for its academic high status which is one amongst the most reputable academic institutions globally. For more than eight centuries it is often the home of royalty and academics. This really is the second longest-existing university in the world. City Oxford is known for 'Oxford University'. The trustworthiness of this Universities and its colleges has established the United Kingdom as the most relevant study desired destination.
The accurate date of when University of Oxford was constructed is unconfirmed even so the truth is that the University of Oxford dates back to the twelfth century. The institution has always been told that they have direct competition with the University of Cambridge after the dispute between the students and city inhabitants in Oxford which result in the evacuation of many students to Cambridge.
University of Oxford is a completely independent and self-governing instituition consisting of the central University. There are 39 colleges which come under the umbrella of the University of Oxford, providing students a wide range of curricula as well as extra-curricular activities. Even close to one third of all the faculty and students at Oxford are from other countries.Degree get from this university can determine a lot regarding future of students.The colleges select and admit undergraduate students, decide on graduate students after being admitted by the university, afford foods and lodging, provide libraries and social facilities, and are accountable for tutorial teaching and students’ safety. Thirty colleges and seven stable private halls admit undergraduates and all colleges excluding St. Hilda’s – which is women only - accept men and women. Eight colleges admit only graduate students. International Students Oxford gets students and scholars from all over the world and keeps supporting scholarships specially committed for international students.The largest number of international students come from countries such as USA, Germany, China, Canada, Australia,Nepal Greece, India and France
Academics
With more than 45 academic courses, the most popular "majors" at Oxford are English; Chemistry; Jurisprudence; Mathematics; Modern History; Medical Sciences; Modern Languages; Philosophy, Politics and Economics; and Physics.
Fees
Fees for undergraduate students
Total annual education fees for undergraduate students include university and college fees. University fees differ depending on the academic course decided and range between £8,800 and £11,800. Non-EU students are also assessed a £5,700
Fees for graduate students
Fees for graduate students comprise approximately £10,775 for most humanities, mathematics and social science programmes; £22,570 for clinical medicine programmes; and £28,000 for MBA programmes.
College fees differ from college to college, but are not supposed to go over £4,500. It is advised that students budget an estimated £9,250 for housing, meals and other living expenses.
Admissions requirements

niversity of Oxford and its colleges fully encourage international students whose national language is not English to submit TOEFL or IELTS scores. Normally, colleges are seeking a minimum of 650 (paper-based) or 275 (computer-based) in the TOEFL test, or 7.5 in the IELTS in listening, reading, speaking and writing.