If any of the work you submit has been translated into English by someone other than yourself, you must clearly indicate this. The written work should be related to the subject you propose to study at Oxford and should provide evidence of your capacity to pursue successfully your proposed course of study. The work need not have already been subject to any academic appraisal. Written work cannot be returned and no correspondence on the matter can be entered into by the Oxford Colleges Admissions Office. Do not submit material which you want returned, such as the only copy of a dissertation or other major project.
Legible photocopies are acceptable.
English is the language of instruction and students whose native tongue is not English must be sufficiently fluent in English to enable them to work without disadvantage. If you are not a native speaker of English, you are advised to submit with your application evidence of your proficiency in English. All candidates are advised to submit on a separate sheet a statement of their reasons for wishing to study the particular course they are applying for at Oxford. As well as submitting appropriate supporting materials with your application, remember to enclose the completed record slip and four self-addressed labels. If you are unable to submit an item of supporting material with your application, please arrange for it to be sent as soon as possible to the Oxford Colleges Admissions Office.