MBA Courses at University of Oxford

Both Oxford University and Oxford Brookes University are among the top 100 universities in the UK. The University of Oxford is the oldest in England with most of its buildings in the historic centre of the city of Oxford. Whereas, Oxford Brookes University was founded as Oxford Polytechnic. The below table includes the differentiation between Oxford University and Oxford Brookes University:

Applicants can get admission to Oxford MBA through official website. They must submit an online application by the deadline. Students must provide all the required documents, test scores, and additional details to complete application. Mentioned below are the Oxford MBA requirements for international students:

• Academic transcripts
• A CV of one page containing relevant professional experience
• GMAT or GRE test score report
• English language test scores
• Two professional / academic references
• Supporting statement
• Online assessment
• A complete online application form with a £150 application fee

Read: MBA in UK

Almost all the MBA graduates get a job offers within three months after completing the degree at Oxford University. According to the University of Oxfrod placement 2021-22, 87% of gradutes get employemen within three months after graduation. The average base salary for MBA graduates is £83,410 or INR 88 L (£ 1 = INR 105.52). Check the table below for MBA graduates salry by region:

Completing the MBA degree from the University of Oxford allow graduates to work in popular sectors like Consulting, Financial, Technology, etc. We have mentioned below the MBA graduates job profile with their average estimated salary:

International students must submit the score of GMAT in order to take admission to the University of Oxford MBA. As such, there is no minimum GMAT score requirements for applicants, but GMAT scores of 650 or above are considered competitive. The university’s current MBA class has a median GMAT score of 690. 

Also read: MBA in the USA without GMAT

The University of Oxford offers a range of MBA courses to international students that focus on business, leadership, and strategic skills with one of their comprehensive programs. The tuition fees for the MBA specializations are given as follows:

According to the University of Oxford MBA placements for 2021-22,  the average base salary for graduates is £83,410 or INR 88 L (£ 1 = INR 105.52) up from £78,895 or INR 83.2 L (£ 1 = INR 105.52) last year. Students can check the below table for more information about the Oxford placements:

(£ 1 = INR 105.52)

According to student reviews over an unofficial source, the mainstream route to get into Oxford MBA course are:

• Good academic credentials in the previous university degrees
• Evidence of a career success for more than 2-3 years, showing the desire to take on new challenges and handle complex business issues
• Being able to give clear and convincing explanation of what is required from MBA, what the applicants bring to the course of study, what will be the ways to develop the business career skills
• Having sufficiency money to pay for the course and living requirements
• English skills, GMAT / GRE scores, and references

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Oxford University MBA fees for Indian students vary from INR 30 L to INR 91 L for first-year as per the specializations. Apart from the tuition fees, applicants also manage their costs of living in the UK such as hostel & meals, personal items, insurance, etc. The table below includes the University of Oxford MBA fees for first-year including other expenses:

The University of Cambridge fees for master's programme vary from INR 26 L to INR 73 L as per the programme and the Oxford University fees for master's programme vary from INR 26 L to INR 83 L. We have mentioned below the University of Cambridge and Oxford first-year tuition fees for MBA and MSc:

Interviews for the MSc in Financial Economics programme are usually conducted by a member of the admissions committee. Some of the sample questions are as follows-

• What do you plan on doing post graduation from MFE?
•  How will Oxford help you in achieving it?
• Can you discuss a financial event or trend that interests you?  
• How do you approach problem-solving?  
• What do you think sets you apart from other candidates?  
• What do you plan on doing after graduation?  
• How will Oxford help you achieve your post-graduation goals?  
• What do you think are the biggest challenges facing the finance industry today, and how do you plan to address them in your career?
• How do you stay current with developments in finance, and what resources do you rely on?

Oxford's Master of Science in Financial Economics programme typically has 80 students in each class. With over 22 different nationalities represented, 94% of the pupils are foreign-born. Students in the programme are, on average, 23 years old. The competitive applicant pool is indicated by the average GMAT score of 733 to 742 for admitted students.