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Visiting Students Programme
Pembroke operates a vibrant, full-year Visiting Student programme with select US universities and The University of Hong Kong. The College also accepts applications processed through the Oxford Prospects Visiting Student Programme.
See information on participating universities and how to apply here.
All Visiting Students studying at Pembroke for their Junior Year Abroad (JYA) enjoy the full "Oxford" experience. This includes full integration into the College and University life:
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Visiting Students are accommodated on the main Pembroke site, not in remote or separate buildings and participate in the full range of sporting and social life of the College
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Visiting Students receive the same academic experience, including tutorials, that has made the Oxford undergraduate education perhaps the most respected and renowned in the world.
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Pembroke has a number of scholarships and awards for its undergraduates on full-time degrees, however Visiting Students are warmly encouraged to apply for our travel grants.
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An annual event, the Baddeley Dinner, is held for Pembroke's Visiting Students, who are invited to dine with their tutors during their final term at Oxford.
If you don’t find what you need on these webpages please contact the staff in the Academic Office who will be pleased to help you.
Are you arriving in Pembroke as a visiting student for the 2017-18 academic year? We're looking forward to welcoming you! Read this important information document which details everything you need to do in advance of your arrival
Visiting Students can study any one of the degree subjects that are available at Pembroke. The academic system and content might be different from that at their home university, so details and explanations are provided here.
Want to find out how the academic year is structured at Oxford and what happens during the holidays? Look no further...
"Pembroke does such an amazing job on acclimating and including the visiting students, I think we all really feel like we're undergraduates here"
History & Politics student, Katherine, from Georgetown University speaks about her experience!
"It was great to be at a University where you can take this at a higher level than you would be able to anywhere else undergraduate-wise... in my tutorial I feel like a scientist and not like a student"
Biochemistry students Sam & Ukay from Tufts University speak about their experience!
"Don't think you can't do it. Oxford is the best University in the world this year, but that doesn't mean you can't do it"
Philosophy, Politics & Economics student Zoe from Illinois Wesleyan speaks about her experience!
"You think in an unconventional way, and that is like nothing I have experienced before... Oxford has helped me to see the prospect on the path that I have not imagined before"
Economics student Michael from Xiamen University, China speaks about his experience!
Oxford's unique and academically rigorous teaching system, which prioritises tutorial-based learning, is at the heart of student life here.
Browse photographs taken at the Baddeley Dinner in May 2017. This is an annual event held for Pembroke's Visiting Students, who are invited to dine with their tutors during their final term at Oxford.