Prospective Students
We are delighted that you are considering applying to our department.
In this section you will find information about the courses we offer and how to apply:
- MSc (Res), DPhil Clinical Neurosciences
- Distance-learning Sleep Medicine courses
- MSc Pain Neurosciences
There are also details of departmental funding sources, scholarships, studentships at the department, external funding that applicants can consider applying for and information about the careers our former students have gone on to pursue.
If you have any questions that aren't answered by the information on these webpages or their associate links, do email the NDCN Graduate Administration team.
Please also see the following site for frequently asked questions: https://www.graduate.ox.ac.uk/faqs.
IMPORTANT UPDATE REGARDING TOEFL TESTS DECEMBER 2025
Due to forthcoming changes in the TOEFL iBT English test, the University will not permit TOEFL tests taken from 21 January 2026 to be used to meet the English language requirement for graduate courses. The University will undertake a review of the revised test to determine whether it meets our requirements so it can decide whether to accept it in future. If you have already booked a TOEFL iBT test that will take place before 21 January 2026, the results will be accepted as normal.
Please note that you do not need to meet the English requirement at the time of applying and any scores will not affect the academic assessment of your application. If you are offered a place on a graduate course and are required to demonstrate English proficiency, you will be given time to book a test to meet your English language offer condition.