Notable programs
Philosophy, Politics and Economics
Invented at Oxford in 1920 and responsible for producing more heads of government than any other degree programme in history. Five consecutive British prime ministers studied PPE or its components here.
Saïd Business School Executive MBA
Ranked number one in the world by QS for three consecutive years. Cohorts of 350 are over 90 percent international, with average graduate salaries of GBP 64,164.
Medicine (pre-clinical and clinical)
THE ranks Oxford number one globally for medical and health sciences. The six-year programme integrates tutorial-based pre-clinical training with NHS clinical placements across the Oxford University Hospitals Trust.
English Language and Literature
The department that taught Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, and Philip Pullman. QS ranks it among the top three worldwide. The tutorial method originated here and remains its purest expression.
Computer Science
THE number one globally in 2026. Research strengths in AI safety, machine learning, and computational biology. The Oxford-OpenAI five-year collaboration launched in 2025 provides enterprise AI tools to students and faculty.
Blavatnik School of Government (Master of Public Policy)
Founded 2010 with a GBP 75 million gift. Pipelines graduates directly into senior civil-service roles, international development agencies, and political advisory positions across 100 countries.