UNIVERSITY TUITION FEES | University of Oxford

Tuition fees for 2012 entry: £9,000

What they say: "Annual charges would be between £3,500 and £9,000 (with lower charges achieved through waivers). Over £15m a year would be spent on financial support and access through tuition charge waivers, bursaries, and outreach work.

When cuts to public funding for teaching are taken into account, the real extra income to Oxford would amount to £10m a year, of which over £7m would be immediately reinvested in new student support.

The proposals mean that first-year students from households with incomes under £16,000 would have a deferred charge of £3,500 – virtually the same as at present. For later years of their course, the deferred charge would be £6,000 per year. As at present, no tuition charges have to be paid upfront."

Overall, the collegiate University will continue to meet out of its own resources almost half the real annual cost of £16,000 of educating an undergraduate at Oxford – a subsidy of around £77m a year benefitting every UK and EU student, regardless of background."

Source: http://www.ox.ac.uk/media/news_stories/2011/111503.html

Information correct as of February 2012. Please note this page focuses on the new tuition fees system payable by UK (Home) and EU students on a full-time undergraduate degree course in England. The system for international students has not changed radically and, therefore, annual fees for international students are likely to remain unchanged and higher than those stated on this page.

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