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Meet our students

From 10am to 5pm there will be a friendly group of current Univ undergraduates to welcome you, tell you about student life, share their experiences of applying to Oxford, and answer your questions. The undergraduates will be taking visitors on tours of the College at regular intervals throughout the day 鈥� there鈥檚 no need to book, just turn up and let us know you鈥檇 like to have a tour. Get a peek inside a range of our student accommodation; see the dining hall, library, common room and more.

See a demonstration interview

As well as meeting our students, we aim to offer demonstration interviews to watch to give applicants an idea of what to expect should they apply to Oxford. There is no need to book a place for these sessions, just come to the College鈥檚 Open Day 鈥淲elcome Desk鈥� and a helper will take you to the session for your subject.

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Check out our FAQs below for further information or contact the Undergraduate Admissions and Access Manager, Joshua Newman T: 01865276677 E: access@univ.ox.ac.uk

We would also encourage all prospective students to sign up to Univ鈥檚 social media channels. Both and provide regular information about College and the wider Oxford student experience, a range of videos on all aspects of life at Univ can be found on our channel and we also post regularly to .

Please do also explore the rest of our website which includes information on our and , , a list of our and a great deal more about both and at Univ.

The College has reduced the amount of printed material provided for our Open Day.

Instead of a full College prospectus, visitors will be able to pick up a leaflet of quick links to the key parts of the website.

The leaflet has been printed on paper “carbon balanced” by the . For more information about the College鈥檚 efforts to improve environmental sustainability, see the of the website.

If you are unable to make it to the Open Day or prefer not to take a leaflet, you can access it online or access the links and information below:

Alternative Prospectus
See our Alternative Prospectus for a student鈥檚 eye view of Univ at:

Courses at Univ
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Living at Univ
For information about accommodation, food, welfare and disability support, college sports and societies see:

College Financial Support
Univ offers financial support in addition to University-wide provision; see:

Univ Beacon Programme
Read about the Univ Beacon Programme, offering bursaries for students from under-represented groups at:

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Univ鈥檚 website to support school and college students to explore their subject interests beyond school.

鈥� Investigate subjects you are interested in to see if you want to study them at University
鈥� Engage with your subject beyond school to become a better independent learner
鈥� Explore our online Reading Bank which is full of book suggestions from Oxford students
鈥� Use our Resource Hub as a starting point to stretch yourself academically. It鈥檚 a gateway to lectures, podcasts, courses and more, all available for free online.

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Welfare
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Disability support
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Social Media links

If you are thinking of applying to Oxford then we encourage you to come to one of our Open Days. You might want to check first whether 182t福利 offers the course you want to study by exploring our pages.

Most students attending will be in Year 12 or 13 (aged 16-18), but younger students are very welcome too! You will have the opportunity to chat to current Univ students, be shown around the College, meet subject tutors and hear a talk from the Schools Liaison and Access Officer. All of these activities offer a chance to get a real insight into life at 182t福利 and to discuss any questions or worries you may have about the admissions process.

You don’t need to book to visit Univ. Prospective candidates and their families are most welcome to visit the College informally between 10.00am and 5.00pm on any of our Open Days, and should simply report to the welcome desk when they arrive. There is no need to register, and tours of the College will be available on a regular basis. However, other Colleges and Departments may require booking for some activities, so it is advisable to check with individual Colleges and Departments that you are keen to visit.

As well as exploring Univ, prospective applicants are encouraged to visit the relevant departments. Univ is conveniently located right next door to the University Examination Schools 鈥� this space is used to host a variety of Open Day talks provided by the central university admissions and enquiries team.

A very full programme of events is put on across the university. There is not a single route around the University鈥檚 events, rather visitors can plan a day bespoke to their interests and needs. We strongly advise visitors to plan their route around the Open Day in advance to ensure they make the most of all that is on offer. General information about what is being offered across the wider University (as well as details of what needs booking) will soon be available at

You are very welcome to visit the College, and can drop in any day between 9.00am and 5.00pm to look around independently; just tell the porters at the College lodge that you are a prospective student and ask to look around.

You can also read a students鈥�-eye-view of Oxford in our . Please note that it is not possible to arrange individual meetings with subject tutors.

Note: There is currently disruption to some access to Oxford city centre, most noticeably on the Botley Road and at Oxford Rail Station. Please check in advance of travel.

Please see our page for full information on travelling to Oxford and finding Univ. We are also聽listed on the University and Colleges Halls interactive .

Unfortunately not; we have limited accommodation and this is now all fully booked.

Hear from a few of our tutors about learning Sciences at Univ.

You can read or download a of this video. If you would rather listen to or download audio files instead of watching the videos from our Virtual Open Day, we have gathered them all together in one playlist at the .

Don鈥檛 miss the live Q&A with Science tutors 2-3pm on 18 September on the

You might want to explore the , or read about .

Hear from a few of our tutors about learning Humanities and Social Sciences at Univ.

You can read or download a of this video. If you would rather listen to or download audio files instead of watching the videos from our Virtual Open Day, we have gathered them all together in one playlist at the .

Don鈥檛 miss the live Q&A with Humanities and Social Science tutors 11am-12pm on 18 September on the .

You might want to explore the , or read about .

Hear Univ鈥檚 students talk about student support available in College.

You can read or download a of this video. If you would rather listen to or download audio files instead of watching the videos from our Virtual Open Day, we have gathered them all together in one playlist at the .

You may want to find out more from these dedicated web pages about the college鈥檚 provision for , and . You might also want to see the information about the .

Hear Univ鈥檚 students talk about Univ鈥� food and accommodation.

You can read or download a of this video. If you would rather listen to or download audio files instead of watching the videos from our Virtual Open Day, we have gathered them all together in one playlist at the .

For more information, including current estimated costs see our dedicated pages about and .

On a normal open day we鈥檇 be handing out copies of our “Alternative Prospectus”, an informal exploration of Univ featuring the words of its students. You can read the Alternative Prospectus online below or read or download it as a . Download the .

Please note, while the majority of this is up-to-date, it was made a number of years ago now and is currently being updated. The latest information, for example, about should be found elsewhere on our website.

You may also want to read our more formal .

Since 2019 we have published profiles of various members of our College community. This started as a 40th anniversary celebration of Univ admitting women but is now a showcase of a whole range of people who make up our wonderful community. Read some of the interviews here:

Students

Postgrads & Alumni

Academics & Staff

You can explore all of the profiles we have published so far on our page.

Here you can listen to or download the audio versions of our Open Day videos, in case you鈥檇 rather listen on the go.