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We welcome undergraduates from global institutions to our Visiting Students Programme.

If your institution is listed below please consult with your study abroad advisor. You may also apply through study abroad providers or submit an independent application. All applicants are required to have the permission of their home institution and need to be studying towards an undergraduate degree.

We still have places available to study humanities and social science subjects for the Hilary and Trinity terms 2026. Please email us at visiting.students@st-annes.ox.ac.uk if you are interested in applying!
 
You can find the 2025-26 application form HERE.
 
Term dates for the 2025-26 academic year are HERE.
You can find the 2024-25 term dates HERE.
 

If you attend one of the following schools, please consult your Study Abroad Office: 

  • American University
  • Brown University
  • Bryn Mawr College
  • Bucerius Law School
  • Columbia University
  • Columbus State University
  • Cornell University
  • The George Washington University
  • Goucher College
  • Harvard University
  • Johns Hopkins University
  • Mount Holyoke College
  • Princeton University
  • Swarthmore College
  • University of Virginia – Jefferson Scholars
  • Vassar College
  • Wellesley College
  • Wheaton College
  • William Jewell College
  • Yale University

If you attend a US institution that is not listed above please consider applying through either The College of Global Studies at Arcadia University or the Institute for Study Abroad (Butler University).

If you are applying from China please consider applying through UniHive Education, the Study Abroad Foundation, or the Oxford Prospects Programme.

If you are applying from Japan or Korea please consider applying through the Study Abroad Foundation.

Please email visiting.students@st-annes.ox.ac.uk if you have any questions.

“I appreciated how tutors often alluded to their own research when discussing tutorial content and the depth with which we covered many pieces of former economic literature, which I believe enabled me to significantly improve my writing skills. Additionally, engaging in college sports as well as several societies enabled me to meet many other full-time students and feel welcomed on campus while further offering an outlet to explore interests outside of class time. The frequent visiting-student teas were much appreciated as well. The accommodations were unbelievable as well and made the adjustment much easier.”
I had the most wonderful time while at Oxford and really appreciate the marvelous experience I was able to have.”  2023-24 Economics Visiting Student.
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