University of Oxford Courses and Fees 2025
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University of Oxford Program & Fees 2025
University of Oxford offers 82 courses across various disciplines for international students. The UG tuition fees for Indian students range from GBP 33970 ($46538) to GBP 60835 ($83343). The PG tuition fees for Indian students range from GBP 32775 ($44901) to GBP 90075 ($123402).
Top Courses Fees Comparison
The tuition fee 2025 for M.B.A at University of Oxford is GBP 88800 ($121656). In 2024, the fee was GBP 48620 ($66609). The fee has increased by GBP 40180 ($55047).
Similarly, tuition fee for MSc Advanced Computer Science in 2025 is GBP 41250 ($56513).
The 2025 fee for MSc Financial Economics at University of Oxford is GBP 62920 ($86200).
The cost of living for students at University of Oxford in Oxford, United Kingdom is around GBP 17115 ($23448)/year covering accommodation, food, transport, and personal expenses.
Popular Programs and Important Dates
| Program | Important Dates | Fees | Application Fees | Eligibility | Financial Aid |
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M.B.A 1 year | Stage 1 Application Deadline For 2026 Intake (1st Sep 2025) Stage 2 Application Deadline For 2026 Intake (1st Oct 2025) Stage 1 Decision Deadline For 2026 Intake (17th Oct 2025) Stage 3 Application Deadline For 2026 Intake (3rd Nov 2025) Stage 2 Decision Deadline For 2026 Intake (14th Nov 2025) Stage 3 Decision Deadline For 2026 Intake (12th Dec 2025) Stage 4 Application Deadline For 2026 Intake (7th Jan 2026) Stage 4 Decision Deadline For 2026 Intake (6th Mar 2026) | USD 121,656 /Yr GBP 88,800 /Yr | 75 | Average grade: 70%, IELTS-7.5, TOEFL-110, GMAT-650, GRE-320 | |
Application Deadline For 2026 Intake (8th Jan 2026) | USD 56,513 /Yr GBP 41,250 /Yr | 75 | GPA:3.7, IELTS-7.5, TOEFL-110 | ||
M.B.B.S 6 years | UCAS Application Deadline For 2026 Intake (16th Oct 2025) | USD 63,842 /Yr GBP 46,600 /Yr | 29 | Grade: 90%, IELTS-7.5, TOEFL-110, PTE-76 | |
MSc Financial Economics 9 months | Stage 1 Application Deadline For 2026 Intake (24th Oct 2025) Stage 1 Application Deadline for Kira Video Assessment for 2026 Intake (31st Oct 2025) Stage 1 Decision Date For 2026 Intake (5th Dec 2025) Stage 2 Decision Date For 2026 Intake (27th Feb 2026) Stage 2 Application Deadline For 2026 Intake (4th Mar 2026) Stage 3 Application Deadline For 2026 Intake (4th Mar 2026) Stage 2 Application Deadline for Kira Video Assessment for 2026 Intake (11th Mar 2026) Stage 3 Application Deadline for Kira Video Assessment for 2026 Intake (11th Mar 2026) Stage 3 Decision Date For 2026 Intake (17th Apr 2026) | USD 86,200 /Yr GBP 62,920 /Yr | 75 | GPA: 3.3, IELTS-7.5, TOEFL-110, GMAT-743 | |
Ph.D Law 3 years | USD 40,210 /Yr GBP 29,350 /Yr | 20 | GPA:3.7,IELTS 7.5, TOEFL 110 | - | |
| USD 45,717 /Yr GBP 33,370 /Yr | 20 | GPA:3.5, IELTS-7.0, TOEFL-100 | |||
M.Sc Social Data Science 10 months | Early Application Deadline for 2026 Intake (15th Nov 2025) Regular Application Deadline for 2026 Intake (9th Jan 2026) | USD 49,663 /Yr GBP 36,250 /Yr | 75 | GPA:3.7/4, TOEFL: 110, IELTS: 7.5 | |
Program Start Date for Fall 2025 Intake (29th Sep 2025) Application Deadline for Fall 2026 Intake (29th Jan 2026) | USD 66,637 /Yr GBP 48,640 /Yr | 75 | GPA: 3.6, IELTS: 7.5, TOEFL: 110 | ||
Ph.D Economics 3 years | Final Application Deadline For 2026 Intake (28th Jan 2026) | USD 39,853 /Yr GBP 29,090 /Yr | 75 | GPA: 3.6/4, TOEFL: 110, IELTS: 7.5, GRE: 324 | - |
Ph.D Finance 4 years | Application Deadline For Fall 2026 Intake (13th Dec 2025) Decision Date For Fall 2026 Intake (28th Feb 2026) | USD 34,469 /Yr GBP 25,160 /Yr | 20 | GPA:3.5, IELTS-7.5, TOEFL-110 | - |
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10 Reviews Found
Likes
- The University of Oxford has an immensely diverse student community. During my time there, I made friends from different disciplines and other countries, helping me engage myself in a very intercultural community.
- The coursework is very rigorous. It would prepare one for their career and helped me gain a lot of confidence since now I can deal with impromptu events or exams without stressing out since I went through the rigor of coursework at Oxford.
- There is a lot of support available to new students especially if you are struggling with mental health. I was going through homesickness and I feel the resources available helped me navigate that issue within months.
Dislikes
- I felt like transitioning into a new college life, especially for international students, needs more time to adapt. However, they might throw you directly into the coursework, which might make it stressful.
- The cost of living can be high, especially if you decide on dining in the college halls instead of cooking.
- Some of the departments are located far away which means you may have to heavily rely on transport, for eg, mine was at John Radcliffe Hospital.
Course Curriculum
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The difficulty level was high. It was a mixture of theoretical and practical sessions involving coursework and problem-based learning sessions.
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The most positive aspect of my course was how it wasn't about learning and memorizing but everything that we were taught was based on practical learning which included clinical case commentaries too.
Fees
- The course fee was about 40,000 GBP for my course in Integrated immunology (2021-2022) and the cost of living was around 12,000 GBP including accommodation costs.
- You can estimate having a living cost of around 1000 GBP per month.
- The fees charged for the course are one-time while living costs are paid every month. Transportation can be as low as around 2 GBP per day.
Likes
- Faculty- To begin with, the department's faculty provides us with remarkable lectures. If we start with the online classes, we study from modules curated by our professors every semester. These modules are a blend of lectures and tasks hailing from practical experiments, refraining the lectures from becoming mundane. During the physical classes at Oxford, I realised how education could be imparted without having biases and rigidities regarding the correctness of a concept. To elaborate, in our class, no answer was wrong; it was always a different perception but not wrong. Furthermore, the lectures were usually not about theories but about the practical application of concepts that would help us become better writers.
- Cohort size- The size of the cohorts genuinely varies but does not cross 20 students and we had 4 cohorts in our batch. Particularly in my cohort, there are 14-15 students, making the entire course extremely close-knit. We not only interacted outside the course but also had a space to discuss everything we learnt. During the time we met, we spent most of the time together as a cohort, which brings me to my next point on networking.
- Networking opportunity- However, most of the networking was indeed done when we met for the course in July, the way the course is structured also provides countless networking opportunities. Let me explain: during the weekly tasks that we complete online, every student is repeatedly motivated to read and comment on the work of other students. This results in gaining different perspectives, and finding a safe space for interaction with peers.
Dislikes
- Leave structure- Even though the course is mindful of students working alongside the course, there are only two breaks given to the students- one after the first year ends and one during the Christmas holidays. The rest of the year, the students have to do weekly units with tasks and assignments after the end of the entire module, making the course slightly on the hectic side.
- Future help- As students usually enrol in such courses with the expectation of receiving resources such as agents and jobs, the availability of those is bleak. Even though one can connect with the tutors and ask for such materials, they are not formally provided. Furthermore, job and placement actively take place but as a student of a blended course without a visa, it is extremely unlikely to secure one with ease.
- Alumni network- Even though the University of Oxford has robust alumni, there is a lack of a platform for students to connect with these alumni. Better opportunities can be provided where students get easy access to the contacts in order to increase their network.
Course Curriculum
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The difficulty- It is a blend of theory and practical but a higher level of importance is given to the practical side. Students are encouraged to constantly write and comment on works of other students.
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The difficulty level is between moderate to advanced. What's challenging is the fact that assignments take place right after the units are over and units resume right after the examination.
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Positive aspect of the course- the course uses unconventional methods of teaching. Rather than just stating what is better or what sorts of techniques are better, most often than not we are given the chance to try all methods and decide for ourselves.
Fees
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As mentioned earlier, there are two ways for fee submission-
- In one go- here the students can submit the entire fee for the year at once.
- Installments- here, the students can submit the free in 3 instalments spanning over a year with no additional interest or charges. -
The fee is usually taken for one year at a time and the second year fee is usually different from the first year and revealed after the first year is done.
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There are no additional monthly expenses during the online course but while visiting Oxford for classes, the tuition is covered in the overall fee, but the hostel/BnB is an additional expense that varies each year. The hostel is very hard to secure due to high demand. BnBs which are shared with a family (this is something most students chose in my course) varied from somewhere 60,000 to 1,50,000 for fifteen days.
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Additionally the fee each year varies but a round figure would be somewhere around 7 - 8 LPA.
Likes
- I get to take courses only in my major which enables me to specialize early on.
- Bachelor's degree is awarded in 3 years with an optional masters in the 4th year which means I save a lot of money and can start working sooner with more qualifications.
- One on one tutorials two to three times a week with professors who have a lot of research experience enables me to learn the course material in greater depth.
Dislikes
- Unable to take courses outside my major but I chose Oxford specifically because I was sure I wanted to do only Computer Science in college.
- Sports facilities are decent but because everybody is academically focused there is not much investment in the sports teams.
- No investment in the infrastructure and most of the laboratory buildings and even the CS department has outdated infra that should be upgraded considering the amount of money they receive.
Course Curriculum
- Mostly theoretical with a focus on the mathematics behind computer science (linear algebra, multi-variable calculus, probability)
- Positive aspects are that the courses are entirely dependent on your major so if you pick the major you are interested in you will have a great time studying only the most interesting courses in that major.
- This can also be a negative since you might be unsure which subject you want to study and there are very limited opportunities to switch your major.
Fees
- 48 lakhs (INR) for the first year, 52 lakhs for the second year, 56 lakhs for the third year and 60 lakhs for the fourth year (optional)
- You can request to have your fees paid across the three terms by applying for financial aid - otherwise you have to make the entire payment at the start of the year.
- Monthly expenses is about 30K (INR) and transportation is 80K for the return flight twice or thrice a year
Likes
- It is a renowned university. I liked the tutorial system - groups of 2-4 students being taught by a professor after the main lectures. I chose maths because it always felt natural and enjoyable to me.
- The course material, the gothic architecture, department facilities, the area, the food.
Dislikes
- The accommodation and its facilities, wifi, and the fact that the course is not as engaging as it could be (e.g. with more projects, in-person presentations, group activities)
Course Curriculum
Lots of options in all fields, both pure and applied. High-quality material. We can opt to apply for internships through their career programme and also work on research projects in later years under a professor.
Fees
Around 42000 pounds per year for international students
Likes
- Prestige and great faculty along. Additionally, Oxford University is very different from any university in terms of culture.
- The friends/classmates, the city, the buildings/infrastructure, the accommodation.
Dislikes
- The Admin, the weather.
Course Curriculum
curriculum is solely based on current research. we all have to conduct our own research throughout the course of the masters. no industrial exposure per se but a lot research exposure in different disciplines within psychology.
Fees
INR 30 lakhs approximately
Course Curriculum
Oxford University is itself a brand university. Doing BA in English was simply awesome there. The course curriculum enabled me to learn perfection in English literature and language. The faculty staff is too interactive. I gained a better understanding of topics such as the concept of Modernity, colonial space, modernist fictional form, literature and visual culture, metafiction and late twentieth century poetics.
Fees
The total cost of this course is about £32000. The other charges such as student welfare fees, library charges, etc. are also included in it. Any student can avail for the scholarship facilities at the university such as Chevening scholarship which reduces the tution fees and gives other allowances also.
Course Curriculum
Modules taught incorporated the latest research and were based on the requirements of contemporary academic requirements, for example; the knowledge of English as a global language- lingua Franca. The different varieties of global Englishes that are spoken in different regions of the world.
Fees
Distance learners - the fee for foreign nationals is approximately £14000.
Course Curriculum
The course curriculum is specially trained to provide us with the necessary skills to practice embryology in the clinic as well as motivate us to conduct research in the field of reproductive science.
Fees
40,585 pounds sterling per year
Course Curriculum
The research environment in Oxford is quite active. Students have the chance to express their idea and guided by world well-known experts and professors
Because University of Oxford is one of the best university in the world, always top 10 in almost all university ranking website and Oxford also has a lot to offer to students
Course Curriculum
Diverse and gives a broad view with options to specialise in 2nd and 3rd year. A good mixture of laboratory courses and lecture content although lots of information.
Fees
9,250 a year plus additional charges for field trips ranging 200-1000 but these are optional and not all students attend.
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