Open Day Information Centre
Colleges and departments are the best places to meet tutors, speak to students and find out all you need to know about the course you are interested in and about student life at Oxford. If you have other questions or would like further advice, the Open Day Information Centre hosts a range of talks, including for parents and teachers, and information stalls staffed by our student service teams.
If you need any guidance to help you find your way around events in Oxford, pop by to ask our dedicated team of staff and students here or at one of our information points in Radcliffe Square or by the Science Area and we’ll be happy to help.
This year the Open Day Information Centre will be located at the Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities, with a full programme of events due to be published here shortly.
Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities. Copyright © University of Oxford / John Cairns
2026 programme of events will be published here shortly
In previous years, talks offered at the Open Day Information Centre have included:
- Supporting your young person’s welfare
- Supporting your young person’s application
- Supporting your Muslim young person’s application
- Teachers’ forum
- Astrophoria Foundation Year
- Student Finance
- Sport at Oxford
- Applying to Oxford
In previous years the Open Day Information Centre has also hosted information stands for key student-facing teams from across the University, including:
- Undergraduate Admissions – UK and international
- Admissions testing
- Student Fees and Funding
- Careers Service
- Student Welfare and Support Services
- Astrophoria Foundation Year
- Mature Students
- Oxford Lifelong Learning
- Oxford University Sport
- Oxford University Islamic Society
- Oxford University Students' Union (Oxford SU)
Details of confirmed talks and information stands for our July 2026 Open Days will be published here shortly.
Did you know that Oxford provides over £11 million of financial support?
We offer one of the most generous financial support packages available for UK students from lower-income households. Around 1 in 4 UK students currently receives an annual, non-repayable bursary from Oxford. Our ambition is to ensure that no one with outstanding academic potential is deterred from studying here because of their background, personal circumstances, or finances.
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