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University of Oxford Department of Physics Masterclass

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Year 12 • Ages 16–17
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Tackle interactive physics problems in a live online Oxford masterclass, then explore admissions, course content and cutting-edge research through talks and lectures. Ask current undergraduates your questions about studying and university life; live attendees can interact with speakers through the webinar platform.

Closes 8 March 2027

This online masterclass is designed for students in Year 12 who are considering applying to study Physics at Oxford University. It offers a chance to explore what studying physics at Oxford is like, along with information about admissions and the wider experience of taking the subject to the next level.

The event combines talks, lectures, and interactive problem-solving workshops. Students will also hear about cutting-edge physics research and have the opportunity to ask questions of current Oxford Physics undergraduates, making it a strong introduction to both the course and university life.

The masterclass is delivered live online and is also made available on demand for later catch-up. Registration is required in advance, and participants who attend live can interact with speakers through the webinar platform.

Featured Speaker

Physics Access Officer, Kat O'Brien Skerry

PhysicsScience, Research & Sustainability
Application Deadline

8 March 2027

Registration deadline is 5pm on Monday 8 March 2027. Joining links will be sent by noon on Friday 12 March 2027 at the latest.

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22 May 2027

Duration: 1 day

Location

Remote
  • Students in Year 12 (or equivalent)
  • Students studying Maths and Physics
  • Knowledge of physics is required
  • If oversubscribed, students from under-represented backgrounds may be prioritised

Checked 18 October 2026

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