Magdalen’s Outreach Team run many events for prospective applicants and school groups. These include, but are not limited to:
- Taster Days for school groups coming with teachers
- Virtual BAME Humanities Study Day
- Next Steps South Yorkshire
- Law at Magdalen Programme (see below)
- Physics & Engineering at Magdalen Programme (see below)
Our two flagship residential programmes are Law at Magdalen and Physics and Engineering at Magdalen. They are entirely free of charge for participants. Click on the programme name below to see more details about it.
Applications for the 2024 Law and Physics & Engineering residentials are now CLOSED.
Click on a programme title below to see more details.
Applications for 2024 are now CLOSED. Applicants should expect to hear the outcome of their application by the end of June.
Click here to apply to the Law at Magdalen Programme
We run a yearly programme for prospective Law applicants in Year 12 (or equivalent) currently attending UK state schools. The programme will take place on 6th-8th August 2024. It is entirely free for participants.
40 participants receive the opportunity to visit Magdalen for a three-day residential programme, including the following activities:
| Day 1: Law at Oxford | Day 2: Studying Law | Day 3: Oxford Admissions |
|---|---|---|
| Introduction to Law at Magdalen and Oxford | Small-group Law taster sessions | Overview of Oxford Admissions |
| Tour of College | Tours of Oxford city and University | Demonstration Law Interviews |
| Plenary Law taster session | Formal dinner | Q&A Session |
Eligibility: It is essential that you meet all of the following criteria:
- Year 12 (or equivalent) student
- Attending a UK state school or home schooled (individuals who do not fit this criterion but who have extenuating circumstances may still apply)
- An interest in studying Law at university
- Predicted to get at least AAA at A-Level (or equivalent) unless there is a reason why you are predicted lower
Our events are aimed to help support students who come from backgrounds that are historically under-represented at Oxford. As such we will also be using the following criteria to assess applications:
- Your post-code (if you are from an area of low progression to university or from an area of high deprivation)
- If you are in receipt of Free School Meals
- If you will be the first your family to attend university
- You are care-experienced or are a young carer.
Applications for 2024 are now CLOSED. Applicants should expect to hear the outcome of their application by the end of June. Please note that applications are highly competitive.
| Day 1: Law at Oxford | Day 2: Studying Law | Day 3: Oxford Admissions |
|---|---|---|
| Introduction to Law at Magdalen and Oxford | Small-group Law taster sessions | Overview of Oxford Admissions |
| Tour of College | Tours of Oxford city and University | Demonstration Law Interviews |
| Plenary Law taster session | Formal dinner | Q&A Session |
Eligibility: It is essential that you meet all of the following criteria:
- Year 12 (or equivalent) student
- Attending a UK state school or home schooled (individuals who do not fit this criterion but who have extenuating circumstances may still apply)
- An interest in studying Law at university
- Predicted to get at least AAA at A-Level (or equivalent) unless there is a reason why you are predicted lower
Our events are aimed to help support students who come from backgrounds that are historically under-represented at Oxford. As such we will also be using the following criteria to assess applications:
- Your post-code (if you are from an area of low progression to university or from an area of high deprivation)
- If you are in receipt of Free School Meals
- If you will be the first your family to attend university
- You are care-experienced or are a young carer.
Applications for 2024 are now CLOSED. Applicants should expect to hear the outcome of their application by the end of June. Please note that applications are highly competitive.
| Day 1: Law at Oxford | Day 2: Studying Law | Day 3: Oxford Admissions |
|---|---|---|
| Introduction to Law at Magdalen and Oxford | Small-group Law taster sessions | Overview of Oxford Admissions |
| Tour of College | Tours of Oxford city and University | Demonstration Law Interviews |
| Plenary Law taster session | Formal dinner | Q&A Session |
Eligibility: It is essential that you meet all of the following criteria:
- Year 12 (or equivalent) student
- Attending a UK state school or home schooled (individuals who do not fit this criterion but who have extenuating circumstances may still apply)
- An interest in studying Law at university
- Predicted to get at least AAA at A-Level (or equivalent) unless there is a reason why you are predicted lower
Our events are aimed to help support students who come from backgrounds that are historically under-represented at Oxford. As such we will also be using the following criteria to assess applications:
- Your post-code (if you are from an area of low progression to university or from an area of high deprivation)
- If you are in receipt of Free School Meals
- If you will be the first your family to attend university
- You are care-experienced or are a young carer.
Applications for 2024 are now CLOSED. Applicants should expect to hear the outcome of their application by the end of June. Please note that applications are highly competitive.
| Day 1: Law at Oxford | Day 2: Studying Law | Day 3: Oxford Admissions |
|---|---|---|
| Introduction to Law at Magdalen and Oxford | Small-group Law taster sessions | Overview of Oxford Admissions |
| Tour of College | Tours of Oxford city and University | Demonstration Law Interviews |
| Plenary Law taster session | Formal dinner | Q&A Session |
Eligibility: It is essential that you meet all of the following criteria:
- Year 12 (or equivalent) student
- Attending a UK state school or home schooled (individuals who do not fit this criterion but who have extenuating circumstances may still apply)
- An interest in studying Law at university
- Predicted to get at least AAA at A-Level (or equivalent) unless there is a reason why you are predicted lower
Our events are aimed to help support students who come from backgrounds that are historically under-represented at Oxford. As such we will also be using the following criteria to assess applications:
- Your post-code (if you are from an area of low progression to university or from an area of high deprivation)
- If you are in receipt of Free School Meals
- If you will be the first your family to attend university
- You are care-experienced or are a young carer.
Applications for 2024 are now CLOSED. Applicants should expect to hear the outcome of their application by the end of June. Please note that applications are highly competitive.
