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Since its launch in 2010, UNIQ has supported over 14,500 participants and during the last five years (2018-2022) UNIQ participants, from disadvantaged backgrounds and state schools, were more likely to receive an offer to study at Oxford (30% all UNIQ applicants versus 20% all other UK applicants).Many participants will also attend a residential in Oxford.

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Every year, more than 1,000 year-12 state school students from across the UK participate in Oxford’s free online programme UNIQ, aimed at helping students underrepresented at Oxford find out what it’s like to study here and make competitive applications to the University.

Oxford, through its outreach work, reaches more than 75% of UK schools with post-16 provision - that's almost every school that fields candidates capable of making a competitive application to Oxford.

The University conducts over 20,000 interviews with around 10,000 applicants over the two-week interview period in December.

Over 68% of UK students admitted in 2022 were from the state sector.

The majority of Oxford’s UK undergraduates come from state schools.

That means Oxford receives, on average, over seven applications for each available place.

Entry to undergraduate courses at Oxford continues to be very competitive: there are usually only around 3,300 places, and over 23,000 people applied to start in 2022.

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The University of Oxford contributes around £15.7 billion to the UK economy, and supports more than 28,000 full time jobs. £611 million is generated by the University’s contribution to tourism, and £6 billion from the impact generated by the spending of the University and its colleges (2018/19).Every year more than 15,000 students enrol on courses at the Department for Continuing Education, making Oxford University one of the largest providers of continuing education in the UK.Over 91% of Oxford leavers are employed or in further study six months after graduating.

Oxford has one of the lowest drop-out rates in the UK: figures published for 2019/20 academic year of entry by the Higher Education Statistics Agency show that only 0.9% of Oxford students dropped out, compared with a UK average of 5.3%.There are more than 26,000 students at Oxford, including 12,683 undergraduates and 13,324 postgraduates.