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Christ Church, Oxford: Accommodation and Catering

In interviews for subjects that are likely to have a strong mathematical component (for example, Maths, Physics, Engineering or Computer Science), candidates may be asked to work through a maths problem. This type of question will often see you use the maths you have studied at school in an unusual or new setting. Here is our student, Adi, discussing a Maths problem.

In interviews in the sciences, candidates are likely to be asked about a question relating to their chosen discipline. These may have an element of discussion, following a problem-solving component. In this example, a candidate responds to a Physics problem that might be asked in a Physics or Engineering interview.

Oxford interviews are conversations about the subject you hope to study at university. Many humanities subjects ask their candidates to read a text in advance (with some preparation time) and then ask them to respond to it in the interview. This type of question assesses your ability to read a text carefully, critically and imaginatively. Here is Prof. Jennifer Yee, one of our French tutors, di...

Prof. Malcolm McCulloch, one of our Engineering tutors at Christ Church, explains what you could do to prepare for an Oxford interview.

Meet our students to find out what it's like to study at Christ Church and their favourite things about our College - from having dinner in Hall, to walking our welfare coordinator's dog around the Christ Church Meadow, to the beautiful surroundings and the friendships they've created.

Here are some of our Christ Church tutors! They'll be talking you through the kinds of teaching you'll experience at Oxford, the libraries and study experience, the College - Department balance and the academic and welfare support at Christ Church.

Find out why our students love Christ Church, from its central location near the river, to our lovely accommodation, financial and welfare support, as well as the lively student life!