Visiting, Recognised and Matriculated non-award students
This webpage provides fee information for students registered as visiting, recognised or matriculated non-award students.
Please note that once you have matriculated you cannot become a non-matriculated visiting student.
All fees are given in pounds sterling (£). Fees will usually increase annually. For details, please see our guidance on likely increases to fees and charges.
Visiting students
Visiting student fees are set and published by each individual college. Please see college websites for details.
Recognised students
Recognised student fees for 2025/26:
African Studies | £13,370 |
Anthropology | £13,370 |
Archaeology | £12,620 |
Biochemistry | £14,350 |
Biology | £14,350 |
Chemistry | £14,350 |
Classical Languages and Literature | £15,040 |
Clinical Medicine | £14,350 |
Computer Science | £14,350 |
Contemporary Chinese Studies | £13,370 |
Contemporary South Asian Studies | £13,370 |
Continuing Education | £13,340 |
Earth Sciences | £14,350 |
Economics | £12,510 |
Educational Studies | £12,620 |
Engineering Science | £14,350 |
English Language and Literature | £15,040 |
Experimental Psychology | £14,350 |
Fine Art | £15,040 |
General Linguistics and Comparative Philology | £15,040 |
Geography | £13,370 |
History | £15,040 |
History of Art | £15,040 |
History of Science | £15,040 |
Human Anatomy and Genetics | £14,250 |
Information, Communication and the Social Sciences | £13,370 |
International Development | £12,620 |
International Relations | £13,370 |
Latin American Studies | £13,370 |
Law | £12,620 |
Management Studies | £10,820 |
Materials Science | £14,350 |
Mathematics | £11,980 |
Middle Eastern Studies | £13,370 |
Modern Languages | £15,040 |
Music | £14,350 |
Oncology | £14,350 |
Oriental Studies | £15,040 |
Pathology | £14,350 |
Pharmacology | £14,350 |
Philosophy | £15,040 |
Physics | £14,350 |
Physiology | £14,350 |
Politics | £13,370 |
Population Health | £14,350 |
Public Policy | £11,870 |
Russian and East European Studies | £13,370 |
Social Policy and Social Work | £12,620 |
Socio-Legal Studies | £12,620 |
Sociology | £12,620 |
Statistics | £14,350 |
Theology | £15,040 |
For 2024/25 recognised student fees please visit the Oxford students website.
Matriculated non-award students
Matriculation is a ceremony to confer membership of the University (which is for life and so only happens once), usually at the start of your first course of study.
Matriculated non-award fees are set and published by each individual college. Please see college websites for details.
For further information on whether you will be expected to pay fees at the Home/Republic of Ireland or Overseas rate, visit the fee status page.