Admissions & Enrollment

Comprehensive guidance on participation in our programmes at Oxford and internationally encompassing eligibility criteria, application procedures, visa requirements, and related information is provided here.

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Step-by-Step Admission Process

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Book a Consultation Call (if needed)

Discuss your application or questions via a consultation call, or proceed directly to your application.

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Complete the Application Form

Choose your programme and complete the application form online. You may pay an initial deposit or wait for your offer letter

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Application Review

The admissions committee reviews applications to confirm eligibility and suitability.

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Interview or Supporting Documents (if required)

In a few cases, applicants may be invited to a short interview to discuss their motivations and interests, or may be asked to email us supporting documents.

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Offer Letter

Successful applicants receive a formal offer letter detailing the deposit or payment.

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Fees and Visa Sponsorship Letter

Applicants secure their place by paying the programme fee or initial deposit as indicated in their offer letter. If required for visa purposes, a sponsorship letter will be provided to support your application.

Who can Apply

Admissions are primarily based on the quality of the application and the references or transcripts provided. Eligible students:

    Are enrolled in school, college, or university, or are homeschooled
    Are typically between 12 and 19 years old (maximum age limit: 24 years)
    Can understand and communicate in English

Students needing additional support are recommended to choose English as a module


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Visa & Immigration

Most students will require a Standard Visitor Visa to attend the programme, except those who do not need a visa to enter the UK.

The Oxford Institute (TOI) provides full support, including:

    Visa sponsorship letters
    Staff assistance for any additional documents required

For more information on visitor requirements, please consult the UK Home Office, UKCISA, or Gov.uk


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Experience Oxford Beyond Academics

We divide our students into four different categories: Juniors (age group 12- 15 years old), Seniors (15 to 19 years old), University Students 19+ and professionals (25 years old and above).
Students are assessed through a research essay and an oral presentation at the end of the course. Individual guidance is provided throughout the program, and upon completion, participants receive a certificate and a detailed course report. The certification is accredited by the British Accreditation Council (BAC).
You are asked to select two subjects of your choice — one as your major and one as your minor. You will receive the same number of tutorials for both; however, the difference is that for your major subject, you will be required to write an essay by the end of the program, while for your minor subject, you will only attend the tutorials.
The fee only covers transport to and from the airport. However you would need to inform us in advance if you require this service.
Please refer to our Schedule section on our website for the specific program dates and other related information.
International students are welcome to apply. Visa requirements vary by country, so it’s essential to check the specific visa regulations for your nationality when planning to participate.
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