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The following programmes are Recruiting students for academic year 2025/26:

microscopebiomedicalclinicalsciences.jpg© Rob Judges / Oxford University

Biomedical and Clinical Sciences (Oxford-GSK)

3D illustration of stem cells

Biomedical Sciences (NIH OxCam)

Multiplex IF image of skin biopsy© Alistair Easton

Cancer Science

Big Data Institute building

EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Healthcare Data Science

The University's premises for research students in genomic medicine and statistics

Genomic Medicine and Statistics

Researcher in the lab

Inflammatory and Musculoskeletal Disease

Inhibitory interneurons in the developing cerebral cortex© Simon Butt

Neuroscience

Female researcher working in a medical sciences lab

Other Structured Degree Courses

The following programmes are not recruiting students for academic year 2025/26:

Female researcher working in a medical sciences lab© David Fisher

Advanced Bioscience of Viral Products

Macrophage foam cells in a developing atherosclerotic lesion visualised by confocal microscopy - macrosialin in red, CD68-GFP transgene in green© Dr Eileen McNeill, Dr Asif Iqbal and Professor David R Greaves

Cardiovascular Science

DNA model in the Oxford University Museum of Natural History© Fr Lawrence Lew / Flickr

Cellular Structural Biology

DPhil in Chemistry in Cells: New technologies to probe complex biology and medicineChemistry in Cells: New Technologies to Probe Complex Biology and Medicine

Cutting DNA bands from an agarose gel in the laboratory© Laurynas Pliuskys / Graduate Photography Competition

Chromosome and Developmental Biology

Photograph of the back of a computer tower© John Cairns / Oxford University Images

Computational Discovery


Analysing the results of an experiment© Rob Judges / Oxford University Images

Infection Immunology and Translational Medicine    

Microscope in the laboratory

Ion Channels and Membrane Transport in Health and Disease (Oxion)

     

                          

Graduate access AT OXFORD

The University has launched a number of pioneering initiatives to improve access to graduate study.

Visit the Graduate Access webpages for more information.

Information for current students

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