In general, the university is big and the teachers are very conscientious
Included. Study groups are smaller gatherings It is very useful to draw students’ attention to the main points highlighted in the groups
Make sure everyone understands the lecture and these key points. Career Center
Meetings are held twice a week to provide work opportunities for students in the field of medical engineering. Finally university of Oxford is very multicultural, which helps and facilitates the discovery of new cultures
Interact with them in the most interesting way. Especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, the university is doing everything possible to maintain groups and laboratories, and some for training.
From the lectures, we present a diverse group project
Coursework helps you learn and work with new people who have completely different ways of thinking and working habits.

The University is known to have the world best facilities, also with the ultra modern lecture rooms which also aid in the high performance of the students. The University also has a very tight security.

The university has one of the world best facilities that it is even rated as world class. The facilities aid and promote the growth and development of the students in the University. The school also maintain them.

Oxford University is great at sharing a lot. Its academic staff is very competent and efficient. It is very important for us students in learning. Things like always looking after the students and engaging the students in research are constantly happening at this university. So I invite my friends also Oxford University is excellent. Come there and change your route

I had to make that happy choice when it came to my masters degree, as I was lucky enough to get offers from both. I picked Oxford because it was generally regarded as the more prestigious of the two for that course of study.

For many courses only one university teaches it but not the other. For other courses one university is regarded as superior to the other. But for a huge swathe of subjects, it really is just a matter of personal choice.

Interestingly, when it came to my doctorate I was quite keen to go to Cambridge – really just to see somewhere new. But personal circumstances conspired against me, and I ended up going back to Oxford.

I prefer Cambridge, but of course I would.

The main differences I see are:

Cambridge is a town. Oxford is a city. Sure, Cambridge has a decent sized population and all that, but it feels like a town – it’s quiet most places at night and it’s mostly pubs not clubs, it’s just sleepier and less busy than Oxford. This might be a positive or negative point for you depending on what you like.
Cambridge is mostly the university and things that have come out of the university, whereas Oxford feels like it also has its own identity as a place. Again, you might prefer one or the other.

It depends a lot on your college, but on average Oxford seems more upper-class and unapproachable in places than Cambridge. Both have their dens of impenetrable upper-class tradition, but Oxford seems to take its much more seriously, whereas Cambridge mostly seems to understand it’s a bit silly and invite you in to have fun rather than mocking you for not knowing what you’re doing. (I come from a lower middle class background without a history of attending university.)

Similarly, Oxford takes a more traditional approach to some subjects than Cambridge does. I liked the way I could pick a variety of science courses alongside my first year of Computer Science at Cambridge.

Studying art became a lifestyle for me, in university of oxford. Art is all around us, I love art. I love my program because it made me look inwards and create something from nothing.
The classes were rich and informative, there was always something intriguing about art.
The teachers assigned to us in the department were easy to get along with, learning here was really a beautiful experience.
Oxford university in general is home to everyone, you must be ready to learn and put in effort to enable you excel in your academics. The student culture in oxford is second to none. Oxford is an international school, it is ranked one of the best in the world.

You know what? The gatekeepers are really good at remembering faces and names like no one else. There were over a hundred new students in the college and they could remember them all within a few days of the start of the school year! Some of the bigger colleges had hundreds of new students, and I wondered for a while if they were looking at our group photos, one by one, with a magnifying glass, and writing everyone’s name on the back. In comparison, I only remembered the name of one old grandfather doorman by the time I graduated from my undergraduate degree, which was so humbling. The doormen at the college were all exceptionally friendly, a few of them greeted me warmly every time and it felt like coming home when I walked in.

Great professors, great content, and lots of 1-to-1 teaching with professors. We aren’t just force-fed information, we’re constantly asked to think about the what, how, why things are written and taught. The city is only 50min away from London, making it extremely easy to go back and forth for meetings, week-ends etc..

The high tutor-student ratio gives you the freedom to follow whatever you want while benefiting from the support of experts. The city is also full of interesting things to do, so both my work and my free time have been perfectly spent. Being a member of a college, a faculty, and societies as well as the university as a whole also meant I was sure to find friends.