Application stage
Step 1: Determine the courses of interest.
You can find AZ or departmental courses. Check the website of your academic department for more details about your courses and research topics. Address:/Admissions/Postgraduates/Courses/Courses-by Department
Step 2: Read the admission requirements on the course page.
To make sure you have the right qualifications. The competition for admission is fierce, so you should make sure that you have achieved or will achieve at least the minimum performance requirements. (See the end of the article for admission fees of various majors. )
Step 3: Check the fees and scholarship information.
Use the fees, grants and scholarship search to find scholarships and other funding options open to you, and check the fees and costs of courses. 20 18- 19 school year, full scholarship exceeds 1, 100. Please pay attention to the deadline, and generally apply for the Oxford Scholarship in June 5438+10.
Address:/Admissions/Postgraduates/Fees-Funding/Fees-Funding-Scholarships-Search.
Step 4: Check the deadline of the course page.
Plan the time and submit the application two or three weeks in advance if possible. Once you decide to apply, please contact your university and ask for transcripts and potential referees to see if they are willing to submit letters of recommendation for you. Sometimes it may take longer than expected.
Step 5: Do I need to make an appointment for a language exam?
Unless you are a British citizen and your first language is English, please check whether you need to book a language test.
Step 6: Create an account.
Create an account to start your application: register your references as early as possible for online application. You can submit your references at any time before the deadline, before or after submitting your application.
Step 7: Decide whether to show preference for universities.
You can point out that you don't have any preference, or if you really want to give a preference, please check our university website to learn how the university system works.
Address:/Enrollment/Graduation/Institution
Step 8: Check
Check whether you have chosen the right course and university and uploaded all the correct documents. Then pay the application fee and submit the application. After submission, please check whether you have received an automatic confirmation email indicating that your application has been submitted. If not, please log in to your account again and submit.
Step 9: Decision Timetable
Please refer to our decision-making schedule to understand everything that happens after the application, including self-service in managing the application. You can use it to replace your application, track your application status, view your application and upload any missing documents. Please pay attention to our automatic email so as to inform you every time you submit a letter of recommendation. Check self-service regularly and keep in touch with your references to ensure that all documents are sent before the deadline. Once we have everything we need to evaluate your application, we will inform you by email and self-service.
Academic evaluation stage
Depending on your course, you may be asked to attend our interview (via Skype, telephone or face to face). You can check whether your course applicants often interview in the admission requirements under "Performance during interview" on the course page. You usually know whether your application is successful in your academic department by email within eight to ten weeks after the application deadline. If you succeed, the admission notice of your department will list the steps you need to take to become a college student. It will detail your admission requirements and how to respond to your admission, including any deposit required to ensure your location.
Funding and scholarship stage
Scholarships are usually awarded between the end of February and June. If you get a scholarship, you may be notified at the same time with your department (or university) or separately, depending on the source of funds.
Resettlement stage
If you are admitted to the course of university membership, you will get a university degree and will be automatically considered by our college. To see if you can get a university discount, please refer to the university information on the course page. It usually takes eight to ten weeks after the academic department asks you to find out which university will provide you with a place, although sometimes it takes longer. If you choose a university when you apply, and the university does not provide you with accommodation, you will usually find your own accommodation environment within four to six weeks after the department provides you with admission permission. Once your application is successful, your university will ask you to fill out a financial declaration form to confirm that you have enough funds to complete your course.
Once you have met all the requirements for admission, you will receive a final letter of completion of the conditions, and attach a form to confirm your intention to register at Oxford University. If your course requires a level 4 student visa, you can start after receiving the conditions. For information, please refer to the student visa website of the university. For more information about the university contract and what to do before arrival, please refer to the freshman website of the university.
Extended reading:
Oxford University has 38 colleges, some of which are specially set up for graduate students, and some are specially set up for undergraduates and graduate students. There are also six permanent private auditoriums for undergraduate and graduate students: they were established by various Christian sects and still retain their religious nature. College system is the core of university success, which provides students and scholars with the benefits of belonging to internationally renowned large institutions and small multidisciplinary academic communities. Colleges and auditoriums enable famous scholars and students from different cultures and countries to get together and share ideas. All graduate students are members of departments, universities or universities, except those who do not take non-degree courses. Membership in Oxford University can add a new dimension to your graduate study experience.
Oxford University is a small multidisciplinary community, where graduate students meet scholars and classmates from all over the world, often from a wide range of disciplines. You may find yourself discussing your work at a university seminar, eating in a restaurant or staying in a university. Your university will provide you with opportunities to make new friends quickly and participate in various social and sports activities. All colleges provide libraries and information technology facilities, accommodation, welfare support and sports and social activities. Graduate students benefit from the common room in the middle of their college, which provides social activities, suggestions and contacts with the graduate community in terms of physical space and organization. Your university will have a graduate tutor or senior tutor, whose role includes the overall supervision of all graduate students in the college, although your academic research will be directed by your department or teacher. Every graduate student has a university consultant, and the senior staff of the university will be able to provide support and advice.