Admissions

Graduate welfare & support

The University offers a wide range of services to support you through graduate study, whatever your needs or circumstances.

Equality and diversity

The University of Oxford and its colleges seek to admit students of high academic ability and potential without regard to gender, disability, race, nationality, ethnic origin, religion or belief, sexual orientation, age or social background.

Counselling and support

Oxford is committed to providing a supportive environment and offers a wide range of services to help you manage the demands of graduate study throughout your time at the University.

Childcare services

The University and several of its colleges offer subsidies and other assistance for students with young children, supporting those with dependents who wish to pursue graduate study.

Religious organisations

Oxford has a wide variety of places of worship - including the Pastorate, the Anglican Chaplaincy, the Roman Catholic Chaplaincy, the Oxford Jewish Centre and the Islamic Studies Centre - in addition to a number of religious societies.

Research and University policy

Oxford has highly comprehensive and frequently reviewed policy on intellectual property, research and admissions to ensure that the rights of all graduate students and applicants are paramount in its work.