Student Conference

Our annual Oxford Student Conference offers you an ideal first opportunity to find out more about applying to Oxford, course information and the support available for students while studying here.

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The Oxford Student Conference features a four-day series of informative webinars tailored for prospective students and their supporters. Attendees can hear from experts, chat to current students and learn what studying at Oxford as an undergraduate is really like.

Session	Description	Time (GMT)	Registration link
Studying Humanities at Oxford	Join our panel of academic staff and current students for an overview of studying Humanities at Oxford. This session will explore course structure, the tutorial system, assessment methods, and opportunities for interdisciplinary study. You’ll gain insight into what makes Humanities degrees at Oxford distinctive, alongside first-hand student perspectives on academic life.	17:00-18:00	Register here
Why Oxford?	Considering applying to Oxford? This introductory session provides an overview of the University, its collegiate structure, and what makes studying here unique. We’ll also guide you through the undergraduate application process, including course selection, admissions tests, written work, and interviews.	18:00-19:00	Register here
Support and wellbeing	In this session, we’ll outline the welfare and wellbeing support available across the University and colleges, including academic support, mental health services, and peer networks. Learn how students access help and the structures in place to ensure they feel supported throughout their studies.	19:00-20:00	Register here

Session	Description	Time (GMT)	Registration
Studying STEM at Oxford	Join our panel to learn about studying STEM subjects within Oxford’s Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences (MPLS) Division. We’ll cover course structure, tutorials, practical work, assessment, and interdisciplinary opportunities. Current students will share their experiences of studying STEM at Oxford.	17:00-18:00	Register here
Student Life: Academic	Hear directly from current students about academic life at Oxford. This session will explore the tutorial system, workload expectations, independent study, and academic support. Gain an honest and practical insight into what studying at Oxford is really like on a day-to-day basis.	18:00-19:00	Register here
Study Skills	Led by current Oxford students, this session focuses on developing the skills needed to thrive at Oxford. Topics include independent study, time management, preparing for tutorials, and adapting to Oxford’s distinctive style of learning. Ideal for prospective applicants who want to understand how to prepare academically.	19:00-20:00	Register here

Session	Description	Time (GMT)	Registration
Studying Medical Sciences at Oxford	Explore what it’s like to study Medical Sciences at Oxford in this panel-style session with academics and students. We’ll discuss course structure, tutorials, laboratory work, assessment, and the integration of different scientific disciplines. Learn how Oxford’s approach supports both depth and breadth in scientific study.	17:00-18:00	Register here
Student Life: Social	Oxford offers a vibrant and diverse student experience beyond the classroom. This session provides an overview of college communities, societies, sports, arts, and volunteering opportunities. Discover how students balance academic study with extracurricular activities and build lasting friendships.	18:00-19:00	Register here
Supporting an applicant: Parents and supporters	This session is designed specifically for parents, carers, and supporters of prospective applicants. We’ll explain the Oxford application process, what students can expect academically and socially, and how supporters can best encourage and guide them. There will be time for questions to help you feel informed and confident about the journey ahead.	19:00-20:00	Register here

Session	Description	Time (GMT)	Registration
Studying Social Sciences at Oxford	This panel session introduces the Social Sciences at Oxford, covering course structure, tutorials, assessment, and interdisciplinary opportunities. Academic staff and current students will discuss how Social Sciences degrees are taught and what students can expect from their studies, both inside and outside the classroom.	17:00-18:00	Register here
Careers & Support	Discover how Oxford supports students in planning for their future careers. This session introduces the University’s careers service, including guidance, internships, skills development, and employer engagement. Hear from students about how they have accessed opportunities and prepared for life after graduation.	18:00-19:00	Register here
UK Teachers: Oxplore Teach	Designed for teachers and advisers, this interactive session introduces Oxplore Teach and explores how it can support academic enrichment and university preparation. We’ll cover subject exploration and practical guidance on supporting students applying to Oxford, followed by a live Q&A.	19:00-20:00	Register here

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Monday 16 March 2026

Tuesday 17 March 2026

Wednesday 18 March 2026

Thursday 19 March 2026

Academic Divisions

Arts & Humanities

Mathematical, Physical & Life Sciences (MPLS)

Medicals Sciences

Social Sciences

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