Oxford Human Sciences acceptance rate
16% of applicants for Human Sciences at Oxford were successful and 56% were interviewed (3-year average, 2023 to 2025). About 28 students start each year.
Human Sciences acceptance rate
16%
56% of applicants were interviewed and 16% were successful.
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Human Sciences acceptance rate: 16%. 56% of applicants were interviewed and 16% were successful. About 28 students start the course each year.
Interviewed
56%
Successful
16%
Starting each year
28
- Interviewed56%
- Successful16%
- Oxford's published share
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Questions people ask
How many Oxford Human Sciences applicants get an interview?
56% on average over 2023 to 2025, by Oxford's own figures.
How many places are there for Human Sciences at Oxford?
About 28 students start each year (3-year average, 2023 to 2025).
Which admissions test does Oxford Human Sciences use?
The TARA, for 2027 entry.
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How we work this out
What it does
Oxford's own figures for Human Sciences: how many applicants are interviewed and how many succeed.
Every Oxford undergraduate course page that prints admissions statistics: 48 courses and options, each a 3-year average for 2023 to 2025. The whole-university figure is the 2025 admissions cycle from Oxford's annual report.
Method
- Interviewed and successful are Oxford's own percentages of applicants, printed on each course page. Intake is the average number starting each year.
- The whole-university rate is students admitted divided by applications, all domiciles, from Table 1.1 of Oxford's Annual Admissions Statistical Report.
- The figures are read from Oxford's pages by script and dated; nothing is estimated.
Published figures
Every Oxford course
Oxford’s own figures from each course page, 3-year average for 2023 to 2025, hardest to get into first.
Sources
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- University of Oxford: Undergraduate course pages: Admissions statistics, Each course page, "Admissions statistics" (3-year average, 2023-25)