🇬🇧 UK · Oxford
The roots of Oxford Brookes University can be traced back to the founding of the Oxford School of Art in 1865, which occupied a single room in the Taylor Institution, an academic library.
After serving as Oxford Polytechnic for several years, it gained university status in 1992 and took its name from John Henry Brookes, its founding Principal.
82.9% baseline · Medium data confidence
Sensitivity range: 67.9%–97.9%. This is a modelling range, not a statistical confidence interval or a personal admission probability.
UCAS 2025 international main-scheme offers/applications (rounded counts). Conditional offers are not enrolments. Course requirements and applicant grades remain separate; no placement-rate multiplier.
Reviewed 2026-10-01. Recommendations also use your grades, intended course, eligibility and available entrance cutoffs.
All / Main Scheme: 87% (16,105/18,510; 2025). Rounded UCAS provider/application counts, all subjects; conditional offers are not enrolments. Official source
International / Main Scheme: 82.9% (1,840/2,220; 2025). Rounded UCAS provider/application counts, all subjects; conditional offers are not enrolments. Official source
87 in 100 applications received an offer in this reported cohort. Cohort: 2025. This is not your personal chance.
A typical ratio for a strong university.
Longer bar, higher rank. Drawn on a log scale so #5 and #500 fit on one chart.
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