Why Oxford?
- An international community home to more than 140 nationalities including more than 30 graduate students from Brazil
- Students can choose from a wide variety of high-quality Master’s and doctoral programmes
- A deep commitment to close working relationships between supervisors and students, and small group teaching on our Master’s courses
- Generous provision of scholarships covering fees and living costs, including the CNPq Scholarships that are exclusively available to Brazilian doctoral students in the Medical Sciences and Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
- Superb facilities – from labs to libraries
- Ranked 1st in the UK and 2nd in the world according to the 2012-13 Times Higher Education’s World University Rankings
- A longstanding tradition of excellence with 52 Nobel Prize winners, 26 British Prime Ministers and at least 30 additional world leaders
- A virtually unique multidisciplinary college system that broadens students’ horizons
- Outstanding support to develop your career, through internships, careers advice and job listings
- The Oxford Brazilian Society promotes Brazilian culture and brings people together with a range of academic, social, cultural and political events
Photograph by Joseph Caruana, DPhil Astrophysics (Christ Church College)