Universidades en el Extranjero
Oxford University
ADMISSION requirements
Oxford admissions staff have a lot of experience of assessing a range of international qualifications. As a minimum, candidates would normally be required to achieve the qualification from their home country which is considered equivalent to UK A-levels. The University follows the British Council guidelines on the equivalence of international qualifications. All candidates are considered on their merits but in general the Colleges look to admit candidates who are among the top two per cent of school leavers. Further guidance on specific qualifications may be obtained from the Oxford Colleges Admissions Office.
The closing date for applications for entry to undergraduate programmes is 15 October of the year before that in which the course would start (i.e. 15 October 2008 for entry in October 2009).
Student LIFE
The city of Oxford has a youthful and cosmopolitan atmosphere with all the main shops and amenities that can be expected of a town its size. There is a wide range of restaurants including Lebanese, Thai, Jamaican and French. Oxford’s historic architecture is world renowned; less well known is the large amount of green space in and around the centre, including parks, gardens and meadows.
There are over 300 student clubs and societies including sports ranging from aikido to water polo, music, drama and media, including two student newspapers and a radio station. The Oxford Union is the largest student society in Oxford and is the place where high-profile speakers take part in debates or address students.
Carreras
Degree
Archaeology and Anthropology Biochemistry, Molecular and Cellular Biological Sciences Chemistry
Classical Archaeology and Ancient History Classics
Classics and English
Classics and Modern Languages Classics and Oriental Studies Computer Science Earth Sciences (Geology) Economics and Management Engineering Science Engineering, Economics and Management English and Modern Languages English Language and Literature European and Middle Eastern Languages Experimental Psychology Fine Art Geography History History (Ancient and Modern) History and Economics History and English History and Modern Languages
Degree
History and Politics History of Art Human Sciences Law
Materials, Economics and Management Materials Science Mathematics
Mathematics and Computer Science Mathematics and Philosophy Mathematics and Statistics Medicine
Modern Languages
Modern Languages and Linguistics Music
Oriental Studies Philosophy
Philosophy and Modern Languages Philosophy and Theology Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) Physics
Physics and Philosophy Physiological Sciences Psychology, Philosophy and Physiology (PPP) Theology
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Across both the arts and sciences, Oxford research is consistently in the
top rank and there are strong links
with research institutions and industrial companies
Facilities
There are around 100 libraries in Oxford. The world-famous Bodleian Library has a stock of over 6.5 million items. There are also major research libraries, college, faculty and departmental libraries.
Colleges offer computing facilities and support for their students, including internet and ethernet connections in most rooms. The University’s computer service offers additional facilities and training in aspects of academic computing.
Within the college system, opportunities exist for all levels of sporting ability. The majority of Colleges provide sports grounds, squash courts and boat houses on the river for the annual inter-college rowing competitions. The Iffley Road sports complex caters for the major sports of athletics, football, rugby, hockey and tennis.
College accommodtion is provided for international students for at least their first
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