Regional outreach

At the University of Oxford, we have a long history of working with schools and students from across the East of England. Oxford for East England is a new collaborative approach to improve how the University collaborates with these schools and to encourage more students from the East of England to make successful applications to Oxford and other top UK universities.

University of Oxford colleges have been individually working with schools across the East Midlands for many years.

Oxford is one of the world’s leading universities—and students from the North East have the talent, drive, and ability to thrive here.

Although University of Oxford colleges have been working with schools across the North West for many years, students from your area are still under-represented at Oxford and we want this to change. It's time for a new approach!

At the University of Oxford we have a long history of working with schools and students from across Northern Ireland.

At the University of Oxford we have a long history of working with schools and students from across Scotland.

Oxford for South East is Oxford University's Outreach Consortium that works with schools, pupils, teachers, parents and carers in local authorities clustered around the South Coast and the Thames Valley.

At the University of Oxford, we have a long history of working with schools and students from across the South West of England.

At the moment, students from Wales are under-represented at Oxford. To help change this we are launching Oxford Cymru, an extensive community outreach programme, offering bespoke and local support to students of mixed ages, their families and teachers. 

At the University of Oxford, we have a long history of working with schools and students from across the West Midlands.

At the University of Oxford, we have a long history of working with schools and students from across the West Midlands.