Oxford 2022-2023 BCL/MSCs/MJUR/MPHIL/MLF Applicants


miki3999

It depends. I worked as a research assistant despite being a taught student, just look out for opportunities. It is true, however, that RA jobs are usually aimed at research students.



Hi, Does anyone of you know if it is possible to work as a research assistant at a chair during the MJur study?



Unfortunately it is not possible. As far as I remember, the website expressly states that this is only available to research students.

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It depends. I worked as a research assistant despite being a taught student, just look out for opportunities. It is true, however, that RA jobs are usually aimed at research students.<br><br><br><br>[quote][quote]Hi, Does anyone of you know if it is possible to work as a research assistant at a chair during the MJur study?<br><br> [/quote]<br><br>Unfortunately it is not possible. As far as I remember, the website expressly states that this is only available to research students. [/quote]
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allobroges

Thank you for the insight, I'm happy to hear that too!

Thank you for the insight, I'm happy to hear that too!
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Ben678

Just to be sure: if I receive a college offer and I accept it now will I still be able to get to another college if it offers me a scholarship? Or if I accept the offer now I won’t be able to accept the scholarship at another college? (It’s just a hypothetical scenario ;))

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Just to be sure: if I receive a college offer and I accept it now will I still be able to get to another college if it offers me a scholarship? Or if I accept the offer&nbsp;now I won’t be able to accept the scholarship at another college? (It’s just a hypothetical scenario ;))
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marcelo21

It depends. I worked as a research assistant despite being a taught student, just look out for opportunities. It is true, however, that RA jobs are usually aimed at research students.



Hi, Does anyone of you know if it is possible to work as a research assistant at a chair during the MJur study?



Unfortunately it is not possible. As far as I remember, the website expressly states that this is only available to research students.


Hi! If you don't mind me asking, Is it usually easy to get such a position if you're a research student? How much does it usually pay?

[quote]It depends. I worked as a research assistant despite being a taught student, just look out for opportunities. It is true, however, that RA jobs are usually aimed at research students.<br><br><br><br>[quote][quote]Hi, Does anyone of you know if it is possible to work as a research assistant at a chair during the MJur study?<br><br> [/quote]<br><br>Unfortunately it is not possible. As far as I remember, the website expressly states that this is only available to research students. [/quote] [/quote]<br><br>Hi! If you don't mind me asking, Is it usually easy to get such a position if you're a research student? How much does it usually pay?
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miki3999

It depends. I worked as a research assistant despite being a taught student, just look out for opportunities. It is true, however, that RA jobs are usually aimed at research students.



Unfortunately it is not possible. As far as I remember, the website expressly states that this is only available to research students.


Hi! If you don't mind me asking, Is it usually easy to get such a position if you're a research student? How much does it usually pay?



The pay is good, around £15 per hour. I have no idea how exactly difficult it is to get a RA job, but I'd say it's very difficult (there is a big competition for RA jobs). That being said, I also worked for my college as a summer outreach programme tutor and as an admission aid, so there is plenty of opportunities for work.

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[quote][quote]It depends. I worked as a research assistant despite being a taught student, just look out for opportunities. It is true, however, that RA jobs are usually aimed at research students.<br><br>[quote][quote]Hi, Does anyone of you know if it is possible to work as a research assistant at a chair during the MJur study?<br><br> [/quote]<br><br>Unfortunately it is not possible. As far as I remember, the website expressly states that this is only available to research students. [/quote] [/quote]<br><br>Hi! If you don't mind me asking, Is it usually easy to get such a position if you're a research student? How much does it usually pay? [/quote]<br><br><br>The pay is good, around £15 per hour. I have no idea how exactly difficult it is to get a RA job, but I'd say it's very difficult (there is a big competition for RA jobs). That being said, I also worked for my college as a summer outreach programme tutor and as an admission aid, so there is plenty of opportunities for work.
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VR113

Yes, you accept the initial college offer. In case of a scholarship from another college they will transfer you from the original college, once you accept the scholarship (this was my experience last year).

Just to be sure: if I receive a college offer and I accept it now will I still be able to get to another college if it offers me a scholarship? Or if I accept the offer now I won’t be able to accept the scholarship at another college? (It’s just a hypothetical scenario ;))

Yes, you accept the initial college offer. In case of a scholarship from another college they will transfer you from the original college, once you accept the scholarship (this was my experience last year).<br><br>[quote]Just to be sure: if I receive a college offer and I accept it now will I still be able to get to another college if it offers me a scholarship? Or if I accept the offer&nbsp;now I won’t be able to accept the scholarship at another college? (It’s just a hypothetical scenario ;)) [/quote]
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Ben678

Cool! Thanks for your clarification :)) also do you know when are they usually making scholarships decisions?


Yes, you accept the initial college offer. In case of a scholarship from another college they will transfer you from the original college, once you accept the scholarship (this was my experience last year).

Just to be sure: if I receive a college offer and I accept it now will I still be able to get to another college if it offers me a scholarship? Or if I accept the offer now I won’t be able to accept the scholarship at another college? (It’s just a hypothetical scenario ;))

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Cool! Thanks for your clarification :)) also do you know when are they usually making scholarships decisions?<br><br><br>[quote]Yes, you accept the initial college offer. In case of a scholarship from another college they will transfer you from the original college, once you accept the scholarship (this was my experience last year).<br><br>[quote]Just to be sure: if I receive a college offer and I accept it now will I still be able to get to another college if it offers me a scholarship? Or if I accept the offer&nbsp;now I won’t be able to accept the scholarship at another college? (It’s just a hypothetical scenario ;)) [/quote] [/quote]
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SpecAld

Maybe somebody knows: 

My offer letter states that the MJur starts on 26 September 2022. Yet, the term only starts on 9 October (https://www.ox.ac.uk/about/facts-and-figures/dates-of-term). Do the BCL/MJur usually start prior to the beginning of the term?

Maybe somebody knows:&nbsp;<br><br>My offer letter states that the MJur starts on 26 September 2022. Yet, the term only starts on 9 October (https://www.ox.ac.uk/about/facts-and-figures/dates-of-term). Do the BCL/MJur usually start prior to the beginning of the term?
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VR113

Hi - the classes would start on the 9th. The two weeks from the 26th-9th are for orientation sessions, and for you to pick your courses, do the library tours etc. Colleges also organise a bunch of introductory social events in this period.



Maybe somebody knows: 

My offer letter states that the MJur starts on 26 September 2022. Yet, the term only starts on 9 October (https://www.ox.ac.uk/about/facts-and-figures/dates-of-term). Do the BCL/MJur usually start prior to the beginning of the term?

Hi - the classes would start on the 9th. The two weeks from the 26th-9th are for orientation sessions, and for you to pick your courses, do the library tours etc. Colleges also organise a bunch of introductory social events in this period.<br><br><br><br>[quote]Maybe somebody knows:&nbsp;<br><br>My offer letter states that the MJur starts on 26 September 2022. Yet, the term only starts on 9 October (https://www.ox.ac.uk/about/facts-and-figures/dates-of-term). Do the BCL/MJur usually start prior to the beginning of the term? [/quote]
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marcelo21

Thanks for the reply Miki3999!

Anybody who put Balliol as their college preference hear back from them yet?

Thanks for the reply Miki3999!<br><br>Anybody who put Balliol as their college preference hear back from them yet?
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Had the same query as the poster above, any idea when scholarship decisions are released?

Had the same query as the poster above, any idea when scholarship decisions are released?
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allobroges

Unfortunately, if I'm not mistaken, most of these procedures are not transparent in a sense that unsuccessful applicants are not notified (only a deadline is given as a guidance that selected applicants will likely receive a response by that time) and websites are not updated about them, so it's unlikely that we will have general updates on that. But we can and we should notify each other to know whether the scholarships are on the way!
If I understood correctly, scholarship results may come at any time, as different funding bodies are disposing over separate funds. I think that large, uni-wide programmes, e.g. Clarendon and WHT, usually reach out in early April, while college funding may come with the college offer, the faculty's means tested by the end of May and the departmental scholarship only in June.

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<div>Unfortunately, if I'm not mistaken, most of these procedures are not transparent in a sense that unsuccessful applicants are not notified (only a deadline is given as a guidance that selected applicants will likely receive a response by that time) and websites are not updated about them, so it's unlikely that we will have general updates on that. But we can and we should notify each other to know whether the scholarships are on the way!</div><br><div>If I understood correctly, scholarship results may come at any time, as different funding bodies are disposing over separate funds. I think that large, uni-wide programmes, e.g. Clarendon and WHT, usually reach out in early April, while college funding may come with the college offer, the faculty's means tested by the end of May and the departmental scholarship only in June.</div>
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SpecAld

Hi - the classes would start on the 9th. The two weeks from the 26th-9th are for orientation sessions, and for you to pick your courses, do the library tours etc. Colleges also organise a bunch of introductory social events in this period.



Maybe somebody knows: 

My offer letter states that the MJur starts on 26 September 2022. Yet, the term only starts on 9 October (https://www.ox.ac.uk/about/facts-and-figures/dates-of-term). Do the BCL/MJur usually start prior to the beginning of the term?


Thanks! 

[quote]Hi - the classes would start on the 9th. The two weeks from the 26th-9th are for orientation sessions, and for you to pick your courses, do the library tours etc. Colleges also organise a bunch of introductory social events in this period.<br><br><br><br>[quote]Maybe somebody knows:&nbsp;<br><br>My offer letter states that the MJur starts on 26 September 2022. Yet, the term only starts on 9 October (https://www.ox.ac.uk/about/facts-and-figures/dates-of-term). Do the BCL/MJur usually start prior to the beginning of the term? [/quote] [/quote]<br><br>Thanks!&nbsp;
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Does one receive offer from only one college?

Does one receive offer from only one college?
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allobroges

Does one receive offer from only one college?


Yes

[quote]Does one receive offer from only one college? [/quote]<br><br>Yes
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allobroges

Received college offer today (Worcester)

Received college offer today (Worcester)
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WP

Got offer from Brasenose college. They told me that I can accept the offer by returning the signed financial declaration form (which I cannot do now, as my funding is yet to be confirmed)

Is this how it works for all? 

Got offer from Brasenose college. They told me that I can accept the offer by returning the signed financial declaration form (which I cannot do now, as my funding is yet to be confirmed)<br><br>Is this how it works for all?&nbsp;
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allobroges

Got offer from Brasenose college. They told me that I can accept the offer by returning the signed financial declaration form (which I cannot do now, as my funding is yet to be confirmed)

Is this how it works for all? 


This wasn't the case with me. Worcester gave me a deadline to accept their offer by the 3 May, while they only require the financial declaration form by 30 June - which seems reasonable, because my offer states that I still could be reallocated after accepting the offer from Worcester if another college would offer me a scholarship

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[quote]Got offer from Brasenose college. They told me that I can accept the offer by returning the signed financial declaration form (which I cannot do now, as my funding is yet to be confirmed)<br><br>Is this how it works for all?&nbsp; [/quote]<br><br>This wasn't the case with me. Worcester gave me a deadline to accept their offer by the 3 May, while they only require the financial declaration form by 30 June - which seems reasonable, because my offer states that I still could be reallocated after accepting the offer from Worcester if another college would offer me a scholarship
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WP

Anyone heard anything from WHT? 

Anyone heard anything from WHT?&nbsp;
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allobroges

Anyone heard anything from WHT? 


I haven't heard from them, but I think that they've already sent it out... I know that they are to make to decision by the end of May, but l asked a recipient from last year (not a lawyer) and she said that last year WHT reached out to potential candidates about the interview just after the departmental offer...

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[quote]Anyone heard anything from WHT?&nbsp; [/quote]<br><br>I haven't heard from them, but I think that they've already sent it out... I know that they are to make to decision by the end of May, but l asked a recipient from last year (not a lawyer) and she said that last year WHT reached out to potential candidates about the interview just after the departmental offer...
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