United Kingdom, Oxford
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English language proficiency is a factor for admission, assessed through entry assessments and interview where applicable. Applicants for whom English is not their first language must meet a minimum standard in an approved English language qualification to be considered for admission. The College provides English as an Additional Language (EAL) and English for Academic Purposes (EAP) programmes to support students who need language development.
Oxford International College is a sixth-form college and boarding school in Oxford, surrounded by university colleges. It delivers the British curriculum with GCSE courses for ages 15-16 and A-levels for 16-19, organised within Global Pathways that align subject choices, enrichment and intended degree areas from the outset. A dedicated University Counsellor provides guidance for UK, US and international applications, and university preparation is embedded in timetables to develop research, decision-making and application readiness. The school operates across three teaching sites with well-equipped classrooms, science laboratories and artistic studios to support practical study. Thames Street and Alice House provide purpose-built boarding with contemporary ensuites and studio flats, within a short walk of the teaching sites. From age 16, students receive membership at the Oxford University Sports Centre, offering a 25m pool, gym, football pitch and track. Distinctive features include the Oxford Mentor Programme, the Extended Project Qualification and a supercurricular portfolio.