MSc by Research in Engineering Science 

at Oxford University, Oxford

Oxford University first-year cost to study MSc in Financial Economics is around INR 56.87 L. The table below includes the full breakup of Oxford MSc in Financial Economics fees:

The University of Oxford fees for MSc courses vary from INR 29 L to INR 57 L for first-year. International students can purse Oxford MSc courses in multiple specializations such as Environmental Change and Management; Economics for Development; etc. The table below includes the University of Oxford tuition fees for MSc specializations:

Applicants must complete a UG degree with a minimum GPA of 3.3 on a 4.0 scale or above for MSc at Oxford. Mentioned below are the University of Oxford admission requirements for MSc courses:

• Complete a first-class undergraduate degree in a related subject
• Must have at least two years of professional work experience (vary as per the specializations)
• GRE and GMAT are optional for international students
• Submit the proof of English language proficiency
• Provide three Letters of Recommendation
• Attend the interview as part of Oxford application process for MSc admission

Oxford University MSc admissions are highly competitive for international students. Applicants must meet the admission requirements and submit an online application by the deadline to get admission. They must check the Oxford admission requirements and deadlines before applying for MSc admission.

Both the Emory University and Oxford are equally reputed universities with top-rankings. As per an unofficial source, the acceptance rate of Oxford is 22% where the Emory University acceptance rate is 10%. This shows that Oxford is comparatively easier than Emory. However, the acceptance rate does not only show the toughness of the selection. It depends on students' academic performance, standardized test scores, involvement in extracurricular activity and volunteer work, and many more.

Oxford University expects subject-specific entrance exam scores from international students along with other admission eligibility. There is no common exam available for students, but they must appear for different exams like MAT, TSA, LNAT, PAT, and more based on the chosen programs. Students can check the list below for the Oxford University entrance exam, along with the type of course:

According to recent data available, some of the interational student enrollment highlights at University of Oxford are given as follows:

• 46% of the student body at Oxford University are international students 
• There are more than 12,000 international students at the university which includes 23% of undergraduates and 65% are graduate students.
• University of Oxford has international students coming from 175 countries in the world including India. 
• The university offers a range of programmes, curriculum and training courses for Indian students every year.

Indian students have chosen courses at University of Oxford according to the rankings globally, career opportunities offered and the overall academic excellence at the university. Some of the top ranked courses at Oxford include Law, Computer Sciences, Economics and Management, Medicine, Philosophy, Politics, Economics, Mathematics and Statistics, MBA, etc. Since the acceptance rate is too low, getting into these programs is quite tough for international students. Undergraduate students must hold a strong Class 12 profile from a recognised board, with exceptional performance, a personal statement, and a reference letter.

To be eligible to study a PG course like MBA, students will be required to submit a Bachelors Degree with a high GPA from an accredited university along with Statement Of Purpose and Letters of Recommendation. 

Indian students who wish to study BBA at Oxford University must meet the admission requirements to get admission. Mentioned below are the Oxford BBA requirements for international students:

• Year XII qualification with either the CBSE (All-India SSC) or CISCE in a relevant discipline
• Submit additional test score
• Meet the English language requirements
• Submit any written work (optional)