CEMS

Are you a student from the UK interested in studying Chemistry, Engineering Science or Materials Science but your personal or educational circumstances have meant you are unlikely to achieve the grades typically required for Oxford courses? If so, then choosing to apply for your course with a Foundation Year might be the right option for you.

There are up to 12 places available on this course. Typical A-level entry requirements are AAB. We do accept other types of qualifications and further information about academic entry requirements is available on the University of Oxford website.

Oxford's facilities for studying and exploring science are amongst the best equipped and most advanced in the UK. Students can take advantage of the enormous range of laboratories and research equipment available. The University of Oxford has invested over £400 million over the past ten years into its science facilities and infrastructure.

Oxford is home to the History of Science Museum and the Museum of Natural History.

Oxford's alumni include many famous scientists and engineers. See a list of some of the most famous Oxonians.

There are also a number of student science societies you can join including: Chemistry and Biochemistry Society; Bioengineering Society; Biochemical Society; Biotechnology Society; Engineers Without Borders; Materials Society; Physics Society; Technology and Innovation Association; Women in Engineering, Science and Technology.