Oxford International provides pathways to higher education through an exciting range of international integrated undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes for students from all over the world. Through our transformational educational experiences, our students thrive and are able to achieve their full academic potential, eventually moving on to develop a rewarding career in today’s global economy and society.
In collaboration with our university partners, we establish on-campus Embedded Colleges, where students study the first stage of an integrated Bachelors degree over three or four years.
At postgraduate level, we offer integrated Masters programmes that combine specialist learning with additional English language and academic support.
Since launching our first college in 2014, we have established a total of four Embedded Colleges in partnership with four distinctive British universities across the UK. Our partners offer a rich, sought-after higher education experience with internationally recognised qualifications.
Find out more about our partnerships by clicking below:
Bangor University
De Montfort University
University of Dundee
University of Greenwich
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Gold Standard of Teaching
In 2017, De Montfort University, University of Dundee and Bangor University each received a TEF Gold award (the UK Government’s Teaching Excellence Framework), which is the highest rating, while University of Greenwich was awarded TEF silver for teaching quality.
Student-focused education
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Small class sizes with experienced tutors
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Multiple intakes throughout the year to suit different student needs
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Individual and personalised support throughout the academic year
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All colleges are located on-campus and are an integral part of the university itself
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Enrol as a University student with full access to all University facilities and services
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Direct continuation to chosen degree upon successful completion of the first stage/s
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Proven successful track record. 97% of students that completed our programmes progressed onto a university degree (Academic year 2017-2018)