Study at Oxenfurt
We teach about 11,900 students, most of them in groups of fewer than fifteen, in a city small enough to walk across and old enough to be worth the walk.
Oxenfurt in figures
- Undergraduate degrees
- 74
- Postgraduate programmes
- 61 taught and research
- Students
- 11,862 in 2026–27
- Students per member of academic staff
- 13.8
- First-years offered University accommodation
- 96%
- International students
- 2,410 from 104 countries
Undergraduate study
Three- and four-year degrees in the arts, humanities, law, social sciences and sciences, taught through lectures and small classes, with weekly tutorials in pairs in philosophy and several other subjects. The University’s deadline for entry in September 2027 was 15 October 2026.
Postgraduate study
Taught masters degrees of one year, and MPhil and PhD research degrees in every faculty. Most of our research students are funded.
Living in Oxenfurt and Novigrad
Oxenfurt is a city of about 140,000 people on the south bank of the Pontar. The University’s older buildings stand along the river in the city centre; the Riverside site, with the sciences and the Riverside Library, is a fifteen-minute walk east along the Embankment. About 1,940 students live across the river in Novigrad, where rents are lower, and cross by ferry in six minutes.
First-year undergraduates are offered a room in one of the University’s seven halls, from Ferry Court (built 1898, by the landing stage) to Saltings (opened 2019, with 612 en-suite rooms).
Oxenfurt, Novigrad and the Pontar · Term dates · Fees and funding
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