Choosing a College
Your College will be the focus of your academic life, where you will attend weekly meetings, called tutorials, for most of your time in Oxford. It will also provide you with accommodation and food at reasonable prices, as well as being the centre for your social life, offering entertainment, sports, music and drama facilities and events......
Open Application
The purpose of allowing open applications is to permit candidates who do not have a strong preference for a particular college to be allocated a college on the basis of the number of places available at each college. The college allocated then becomes responsible for overseeing the application and communicating with the candidate.
Colleges and associated Psychology Tutor(s) accepting applications for Experimental Psychology (C830) and Psychology & Philosophy (CV85) for entry in October 2012
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Dr David Popplewell
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Dr Brian Parkinson
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Dr Robin Murphy
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Harris Manchester College
Mr Branden Miller
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Dr Fiona Spensely
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Dr Jennifer Lau
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Professor Kia Nobre
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Dr Mark Buckley
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Dr Kate Watkins
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Dr Gaia Scerif
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Professor Maryanne Martin
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Dr Ann Dowker
Dr Stephen McHugh
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Professor Kim Plunkett
Dr Suzy Styles
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Professor Kate Nation
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Professor Charles Spence
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Dr Nick Yeung
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Dr Chris Summerfield
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College Reallocation
A key aim of the admissions procedure for Oxford Psychology is that an applicant’s chance of obtaining a place should as far as possible be independent of the college handling the application, whether the candidate applied to a particular college or made an open application. To assist with this, candidates may be reallocated from the college initially handling their application to another college where the ratio of applicants to places is lower, so as to ensure that this ratio is as constant as possible across the University.
Reallocation occurs after the short list of candidates for interview has been drawn up. You may, therefore, be invited to interview at a different college from that which initially handled your application. All your application materials will automatically be transferred to the new college, and there is no need to send anything further unless the new college specifically requests you to do so.
Candidates for reallocation are selected at random, and are treated in exactly the same way at interview as other candidates.
- For information on Undergraduate Admissions Numbers by College
- For information on Admissions Statistics
- A map of Oxford Colleges & Halls


















